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C//^ FIFTEENTH
BOOK OF SPECIMENS
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FROM THE
CINCINNATI TYPE FOUNDRY.
KSTAHLI.SHED 1817.
CHARLES WELLS, Treasukek.
HENRY BARTH, Pkes. - WM. P. HUXT, Sec.
OFFICE, No. 201 VINE STKEET.
WORK!^, 7 TO 17 LONGWORTH STREET, CINCINNATI.
1882.
Hints about Orders.
When ordering Book or Newspaper type, state whether or not
Italic or Leaders are wanted.
When ordering sorts, state number of face as well as body, or send
a cap H and lower case m, as little used as you have.
When ordering Job type, such as Titles, Gothics, Antiques, etc.,
state whether or not Quads and Spaces are wanted. They are not
sent if not specially named in order, and charged extra when sent.
When giving measure for leads or slugs by cms without specifying
body, Pica ems are always understood.
When ordering Brass Rules to be mitered, state whether the size
given is to be inside or outside of mitres.
When orders for mitered Double Rules are received, it is always
understood that the heavy line is to be on the outside, unless other-
wise stated.
When ordering Chases, send diagram with correct inside and out-
side measures marked.
When ordering material from a specimen book not our own, state
name of the Founder from whose" book selections are made.
When writing an order, put each item on a line by itself, and do
not mix things up ; show plainly whether the quantity that follows
or precedes an article is the amount wanted.
When writing for information, tell us what you want us to do
rather than ask us what we can do. Knowing your wants, we aim
to supply it ; to ask us what we can do is to set us to guessing what
you want.
Always indicate the way of shipping, whether by railroad, steam-
boat, or express.
When shipping old type, mark your own name on every package.
raicii; LIST
TYPES, PRESSES,
— AND —
PRINTING MATERIAL GENERALLY.
1882.
Bt^ The continuance of present prices ls very uncertain. We shall issue new lists when important changes are
made, but in absence of a list of even date with your order, it is always well to send a complete detailed list of goods
wanted, and get fresh prices by return mail.
Cash in all cases where a special time is not agreed uix)n.
ACCENTS— Double the price of Romans. See Type.
ADVERTISING RULES-
Single, each $0 0:5
Wave, " 0 03
Parallel, " 0 04
Double, '• 0 04
AMES' PERFORATOR. See Perforators.
AWLS. See Bodkins.
BEARERS— For Hand Presses, per pair $0 40
BELLOWS— Each $1 85 to 2 50
BELTING-
Widtli. Per foot. Width. Per foot.
2 inches $0 18 2>V inches $0 25
2,>4' " 0 20 3 " 0 28
2>j " 0 23 Z\i " 0 33
BLANKETS FOR CYLINDER PRESSES—
Felt, 28X40 $6 40
" 31X46 7 50
" 33X48 7 75
Other sizes, 16 cts. per running inch, yard width.
Rubber, 28X40 8 80
31X46 10 10
33X48 10 55
Other sizes, 22 cts. per running inch, yard width.
BODKINS—
Common Awls $0 10
Closing Spring Bodkin • . . 0 60
Spring Bodkin ! 0 40
Bodkin and Knife 1 75 ,
Printer's Knife 1 50
BOOKS-
Printer's Manual (Lynch) $1 25
Printer's Price List (DeVinne) 4 00
Treatise on Punctuation (Wilson) 2 25
BORDERS—
Half Nonpareil, Nos. 1-34 10 feet each . . $2 25
Nonpareil, Nos. 12-155 6 " " . . 1 55
Nos. 201-230 10 " "2 60
Nonpareil and one-half. No. 1-3 10 " " . . 3 00
Three-line Nonpareil No. 1 10 " " . . 4 95
Pica, Nos. 201-215 10 " " ..300
Two-line Pica No. 200 10 " " . . 5 00
Three-line Pica No. 100 10 " " . . 8 00
Half Minionette, Nos. 1-8 10 " " . . 2 25
Minionette, Nos. 11-3:? 10 " " . . 2 90
Two-line Minionette, Nos. 4-35 10 " " . . 3 50
Three-line Minionette, Nos. 1-4 10 " " . . 4 85
Fonr-line Minionette, Nos. 2-5 10 " " .6 65
BORDERS, COMBINATION—
Series 15 $3 00 Series 32 $3 00
" 17 4 20 " 3;} 4 80
" 21 2 40 " 43 3 20
" 22 6 00 " 44 4 50
" -23 7 50 " 46 5 10
" :»............. 5 00 " 48 6 00
" 31 6 00
BRASS BRACES—
Nos. 1-10 .... each . , |0 12 Nos. 2:3-27 each . $0 25
Nos. 11-17 " 0 15 Nos. 28-;?2 " 0 30
Nos. 18-22 " 0 38 Nos. ,3.3-38 " 0 12
Complete set, $5 60.
Nos. 14-17 each. $1 00
Nos. 18-20 ■' 125
BRASS CIRCLES—
Nos. 1-6 each. .$0 60
Nos. 7-13 " 0 75
BRASS CORNER QUADS—
Per set of four $0 15
BRASS CURVES AND CLAMPS—
Per font of 180 pieces $8 00
BRASS DASHES—
No.s. 1 to 174 each. .$0 10
Nos. 214, 21.5, 216 " 0 25
Nos. 217; 219 ■ " 0 30
Nos. 212, 213 " 0 :?5
Nos. 211, 218, 220 '^ 0 40
Nos. 208, 209, 210 '• 0 50
Nos. 221, 222, 223 - o 75
BRASS DASH RULES—
Single, column width $0 04
Double, " " 0 05
BRASS FLOURISHES-
Whole font $8 00
Half font 5 00
BRASS LEADS—
Six and eight to pica, cut to measure $0 60
Ten to pica, cut to measure 0 85
BRASS LEADERS-
Nonpareil, per lb $1 60 Lg. Prim., per lb $1 50
Brevier 1 60 Pica 1 40
BRASS OVALS—
Nos. !-<■> each .$0 90 No.'s. 13-16 each. .$1 25
Nos. 7-12 " 100 No.s. 17-19 " 150
BRASS RULES—
Body. In two ft-ot Cut Smallest fonts IMct?.
strips, labor-saving, of ten feet.
Per toot. Per lb. Weight. Per font.
Pica $0 .50 $1 50 6 lbs., 0 oz $9 00
Long Primer. . . 0 40 1 (50 4 lbs., 8 oz 6 75
Brevier 0 :ii 1 60 4 lbs., 0 oz 6 40
Minion 0 32 1 60 31b.s., 5 oz 5 30
Nonpareil 0 28 1 60 3 lbs., 0 oz 4 80
Pearl 0 18 1 W 2 lbs., 4 oz 3 60
Three to Pica . 0 14 1 60 1 lb., 14 oz. . . . . 3 00
Four to Pica . . 0 12 1 W) lib., 8 oz 2 40
Five to Pica... 0 10 1 75 lib., 2 oz 2 00
Six to Pica 0 08 1 75 1 lb., 2oz 2 00
Eight to Pica. . . 0 06 2 00 12 oz 1 50
Ten to Pica ... 0 05 2 00 10 oz 1 50
Brass Space Rule, on six to pica body, cut by half ems
from 1 to 6 ems Nonpareil at $2.(X) per lb.
BBONZES-
Various shades, extra fine, per oz $0 30
In quantities, jjer pound from $2 00 to 5 00
BRONZING PADS—
Steiner's Patent $2 50
BRUSHES, LEY-
Tampeco |0 35
Bristle 0 75
Proof, Bristle 1 00
CABINETS-
With 12 cases, two-thirds .lob, fiat top $15 00
" 14 " ■■ •■ " 17 00
■' 16 '• ■ ■• " 19 00
" IS ■■ ■• •■ " 21 00
" 20 " " '■ " 23 00
Galley top, $1 00 additional each.
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Price List of Printing Material.
CABIKETB— Continued.
With 12 cases, Full, Job, and Triple, flat top $17 50
" 14 " " " " " 19 50
" 16 " " •' " " 21 50
" 18 " " " " •' 23 50
" 20 " " " " '• ... 25 50
Galley top, $1 00 additional each.
With 40 full cases. Job, and Triple, galley top. . . 50 00
Perfection, with 16 full Job Cases, 18 two-thirds
Job Cases, 8 Rule and Cut Drawers, 5 Sorts
Drawers, and 2 Copy Drawers 70 00
Improved News Cabinet with 18 full Job Cases,
8 Sorts Cases, 2 Copy Drawers, Bracket for 4
Cases on top, and Galley Rest 3Ci 00
Same with two-thirds cases W 00
CABINET, INK—
Witli four compartments for ink and marble
top, 18X24 .112 00
CARD CUTTERS—
Elm City, 12 inch shear, cuts full board $10 00
Improved No. 1, rotary 30 00
" 2, " 45 00
CARD ORNAMENTS—
Per font $3 75
CASES—
News, plain per pair. .|1 20
" (patented) " " 1 75
Job or Italic, plain each .0 70
" " " (patented).. " .100
Triple, plain " . . 0 70
" (patented) " . . 1 00
Figure 0 80
Quad and Space 0 80
Labor-saving Lead and Slug 0 80
Rule 0 90
Blank, full size 0 50
" two-third size 0 35
Two-thirds pairs, upper and lower per pair. . 1 00
" Job or Italic each.. 0 60
Millcr'.s Pat. News, with movable boxes, per pair 4 00
CHASES, BOOK—
Outside measure. Each.
26>iX39>i shifting bars $10 50
" skeleton 7 00
28>^X42X shifting bars 11 00
" skeleton 8 00
32)iX47X shifting bars 12 00
" skeleton 9 00
373^X51 Ji shifting bars 13 00
" skeleton 10 00
Other sizes made to order.
CHASES, CAST IRON—
Cheap
Heavy, extra finish. Ea.stem style.
Card 4 X5 inside $0 60 $0 28
" 4>iX 6>i " 0 70 0 ;J5
" 5X7 " 080 040
Bill Head... 6 X8 • 0 90 0 40
.... 8 XIO ■• 1 20 0 55
.Fob 9 X12 ■• 1 40 0 70
" 10 X14 1 90 0 75
" 14 X17 " 2 40 0 90
" 18 X24 " 3 20 1 15
Programme. . 5 X16>i " ... 1 80 0 65
..8 X23>^ " 2 40 0 75
Other sizes made to order.
For Nonpareil Presses.
7X12 inside, each
10X16 " "
15X19 " "
15X25 " "
9X12 " '■ ;
10X15 " "
12X17 " "
17X24 •• east, each 3 25
17X24 " wrought iron, each .'> 00
|1 75
. 2 23
. a 00
. 3 50
. 1 75
. 2 2.5
. 2 50
CHASES, WROUGHT IRON—
News. Inside each half. Per pair.
5 column folio 12^^X20 $ 9 00
« " " 15 X21K ' 10 00
7 " " 17>iX23X 1100
8 " " 19>iX25X 12 00
'•> " " ■•• 21%X27% 13 00
4 " quarto 16 X22 12 00
5 " " 20 X26K 13 00
6 " " 21?iX31 15 00
7 " " 23%X35 17 00
CHICKEN FOOT—
Kacli $0 75
CIRCULAR QUADS—
Font of 8 sots $3 50
COLUMN RULES-
X(>ii))in-eil Ixxly, per inch $0 02>i
COMBINATION BORDERS. See Border.s.
COMPOSITION. See Roller Composition.
('()iiilH>.'<iti(»!i Kettles according to size and ma-
terial $3 50 to $15 00
COMPOSING RULES—
News measure $0 25
Book " $0 30 to 0 50
COMPOSING. STICKS-
Screw Stick, 6 inches $0 75
Eaclf additional 2 inches 0 15
German Silver Composing Stick, 6 inch 1 50
Grover's Patent, 6 inch 1 20
Each additicmal 2 inches 0 20
24-ineh Mahogany Job Stick l 10
:» •' •' " •• 1 25
36 " '■ " •• 1 50
COPY HOLDERS-
Ydung'.s pattern $1 00
COUNTING MACHINES—
Hart's No. 2, counts 10,000 $ 8 00
■• No. 3, ■■ 100,000 .10 00
•• No. 4. •' 100,000, extra finish 12 00
COUNTERSHAFTS, PULLEYS, ETC. See Pulleys.
CROSS COLUMN RULES-
Double, each $0 04
Parallel 0 04
CUTS—
Cuts are sent prepaid if money is sent with order, other-
wise postage is added in bill.
Page. Page.
Alligator 105 . Check Ornts 112, 113
Anchor i:tt Chickens 146
Anvil 105, i;te Chinaware 105, 131
Baby Carriage 138 Cigars 133
Baker 115 Clocks 116, 130
Barrels 10.5, i;« Coal Carts 1.39
Bear 10.5.144 Coffins 105,148
Bees 14(> Confectionery 116
Bee-hive 148 Coppersmith 116
Beer and Wine 12;J Cotton 105
Bellhangers 105 Cows, Bulls . .105, 112, 143
Bellows 105 Crate 105
Bill-head Logos . IW), 107 Crockery 105, 1.31
Billiards 128 Cutlery ia5, 116
Bird Cages la"), 14« Deer 105, 143, 144, 145
Birds 105 Dental 105, 148
Books 105, 131 Depart. Headings .114, 115
Boots, Shoes . . 105, 115, 127 Dogs 105, 112, 144
Bowling Alley 128 Dove 105
Buffalo 144 Dray 105
Buggies 138 Drugs 105, 115, 132
Butcher 115 Ducks Iftj, 145
Camel 145 Eagles .105, 112, 120, 121
Canal-boat 10.') Ears 148
Canon 121 Elephants 143. 145
Card Logotypes 10<'> Express Wagons. .105, 138
Card Scrolls 108,109 Eyes 148
Carriages 105, 138. 139 Farm Scene 112, 144
Cat 145 Finis 148
Check Blanks . . .110, 111 - Fire Engine. . 105
Check Ends ...11-J, 113 Fish IO.1, 145
Price List of Printing Material.
Page.
I'eddlar's Wagon 130
Penmanship 105
Photographer 116
Ph)W lOf)
Printer's Emblem — 12'^
Kabbits 112, 145
Kaee Cuts.... 105, 140, 141
Railroads 105, 124
Restaurant IIC, 123
Jioosters 146, 147
.Saddlery 10.'), 115, 148
Safes 135
Santa Clans 148
Seals 10.5, 117
Secret Society 105, 118, 119
Sheep 105, 143
Sleigh 105
Society Cuts 105
Spectacles 105, 130
Stages 105
Stars 137
Stationery 115, 131
Steamboats 105, 125
Stoves 105, 116, 128
Tailor r 116
Tea 105,116, 131, 1.33
Tiger 144
Tobacco 116, 133
Transfer Wagon 139
Trees 105
Trunks 105, 116, 128
Truss 105
Turkey 145
Turtle 105,145
Umbrella 105, 126
Undertaker 105,115,139,148
Vehicles 105,137, 138
Velocipede 139
Vessels 105
Wagons 138
Washington 122
Watches 105, 130
CUTS — Continued.
Page.
Flags 112,121
Flowers 105, 123
Fly 112
Fox 146
Franklin 122
Frogs 112, 113
Fruits 123
Furniture .105, 116, 128, 129
Furs 105
(ilobe 105
(iloves 105
(}oat 144
(Jrocer 116
(iuns and Pistols 135
Hardware — 105, 116, 135
Harnesmaker . . .115, 148
Hats, Caps . .105, 115, 126
Hearses 139
Hogs •. 10-5, 142
Horses. 105, 112, 140, 141
Horse-shoe 105, 130
Horse-shoeing 141
Hose Carriage 105
Houses 105, 148
Humorous 136
Indians 112
Indices 105, 133, 137
.racks 10.5, 141
.Fewelry 116, 130
LaFayette 122
Lincoln 122
Lions 105,126,144
Livery .115, 140, 141
Locksmith . . . .105, 110, 135
Maltese Cros'Ss 137
Monkey 113, 132
.Monument .112.113,110,134
Musical . .105, 116, 128, 129
Omnibus 138
Optician 105, 116, 130
Owl 113, 145
Oysters 105
DASHES. Sec Brass Dashes.
DASH RULES—
Single and Wave, each $0 04
Double and Parallel, each 0 05
DATE LINES-
Flectrotyped JfO 50
ELECTROTYPING in all its branches. Estimates on cuts,
bookwt)rk, etc., furnished an application.
ENGRAVING ON WOOD. Estimates furnished.
ENGRAVER' S TOOLS—
IVr .-^ft of (i tools .$2 50
ENGRAVER'S BOXWOOD-
Per s((uaru inch ^0 05
ENGRAVER'S MAPLE—
Per sciuare inch !fO 03
ENGINES—
Four horse power, 4X5 $ 400 00
Six
Eight "
Ten
Twelve "
FIGURE SLUGS-
Cast. cut to measure, each
FLOURISHES—
Serie.-i .V
•' n
FLY STICKS-
I'er (IdzcM
FOOT SLUGS-
Hevck'd. metal, each !f0 05
FRISKETS—
For Hand Presses !f3 00 to f) 00
FURNITURE AND REGLET, CHERRY—
Nonpareil to Two-line Pica, per yard $0 02
Three-line to Twelve-line Pica, per yard 0 05
Beveled Side Sticks 0 05
OALLEYS-
Job Galleys, brass lined . . . 6X10 inches |2 00
" ..8^^X13 " 2 50
" ...10X16 " 3 00
" ...12X18 " 3 50
" ...14X20 " 4 00
" ...15X22 " 4 50
Mailing Galleys of any size made to order.
News Galley, all brass, single 2 50
" ' " " double 3 00
" " single column, brass lined 2 00
double " " " ^•; . . 2 50
" " single " not lined 1 25
double " " " 1 50
. • .Slice Galleys OXlOinches 2 00
" " 10X16 " 2 50
•■ 16X22 " 4 00
Wood 6X18 " 0 30
•' 8X20 •' 0 40
GALLEY RACKS—
For 12 galleys $ 8 00
" 15 " U 00
GLASS INK SLABS. See Ink Slabs.
GOLDING PRESSES. See PRE.'iSES.
GORDON PRESSES. See Presses.
GREEK TYPE-
Brevier, 10 A, . 50 a $6 40
Long Primer, 10 A, .50 a . .' 7 50
GUAGE PINS, MEGILL'S PAT —
No. 1, Pica high per doz. $0 60
No. 2, English high " 0 60
No. 3, Great Primer high " 0 60
No. 4, Pica high, no lip " 0 60
Patent Spring Tongue " 1 20
HAND PRESSES. See Presses.
HEAD RULES-
Nonpareil body, per inch $0 02>a
HEBREW TYPE—
Long Primer, 25 A $3 00
Pica, 15 A 2 40
Two-line English, 5A 3 40
HOE PRESSES. See Presses.
IMPOSING RULES-
Xews $0 30
IMPOSING STONES—
Marble, double sawed, 2 inches thick, without stand.
24X36 1 7 50 30X84 $22 00
30X60 15 75 30X90 23 50
30X72 18 75
Other sizes at .$1 25 per square foot.
Stands, .fS 00 and upward, according to material and
finish. '
INITIALS-
S ingle Letter. Per font.
Series 32 fO 40 $3 55
6X7 550 00
6X7 650 00
7X9 850 00
8X9 1,000 00
ifO 10
$3 50
. 6 00
.Jfl 50
37
0 50.
0 20.
0 25
0 30.
0 25.
4 25
1 00
1 25
2 00
1 25
INK-
News Ink in 10 poinid cans per lb. |0 16
" in kegs, 25 lbs 0 12
.50 lbs 0 11
100 lbs. or 200 lbs 0 10
" in barrels, 400 lbs 0 08
Book Ink, fine $0 25, 0 40, 0 .50
.Job Ink for dry and calendered paper, will not
set off . ... " |0 .50, 0 75 1 00
Si)ecial quick-drying Black 1 00
Superfine Ink, do 1 50
Extra Super Ink, do 2 00
Extra fine Cut Ink 3 00
Wood ( 'nt Ink 5 00
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Price List of Prinfuig Material.
INK — Continued.
Gold Size $1 00, 1 ^O 2 00
White Size, for dry colors 1 oo
Ultramarine Ink |0 50, 0 75, 1 00, 1 .50 2 00
Light and Dark Blue $0 75, 1 00, 1 .50 2 00
Blae and Green Poster Ink 0 .50
Light and Dark Green $0 7,5, 1 00, 1 .50 2 00
Red Poster Ink 0 .50
Fine Red, for paper $2 00 3 00
Red Ink for paper ^ 75, 1 00 1 50
Extra fine Red $5 00 10 00
Lake Ink 10 00
Scarlet Red $3 00 to 5 00
Cardinal Red $8 00 to 10 00
Crimson Lake $3 00 to 5 00
Red Copying 5 00
Light and Dark Brown $1 00, 1 50 2 00
Carmine Ink per oz. 2 00
Purple Ink " 2 00
Bronzes of every shade " 0 30
White Ink |0 .50 1 00
Lemon and Orange Yellow $1 00 2 00
Emerald Green 3 00
Varnish No. 1 and 0 0 55
Gloss Varnish 1 00
Special prices given on Job and Book ink in large quan
titles. High-priced inks furnished in half pound and
quarter pound cans, if desired.
INK CABINETS. See Cabinet.^.
INK FOUNTAIN—
For Nonpareil Press $10 00
INKING APPARATUS FOR HAND PRESS-
Stand, Cylinder, Roller Frame and Cores !|!35 00
Same, with self-distribution screw, imp. frame. . . 45 00
Roller Frame for two rollers, ;^5 inches 6 00
" 42 •• .8 ;50
47 •• . i)'TO
Extra Roller Core 1 25
With double cylinder for single roller.
30 inches long $15 00 40 inches long $19 00
32 " " 16 00 42 " " 20 00
36 " " 17 00 44 " " 21 00
38 " •• 18 00
INK KNIFE-
6 inch blade $0 45 9 inch l)lade $0 95
7 " " 0 05 12 '• " 1 45
INK SLABS-
Marble, per square foot |0 80
<ilass '• " •' 0 75
IRON FURNITURE-
Beveled, per incli |0 04
IRON MITRE BOXES—
Each : f3 00
ITALIC-
Same prices as Roman when ordered with it.
JOB PRESSES. See Puesses.
KNIVES for pa])er cutters furnished and ground.
LABOR-SAVING FURNITURE-
Cherry, per font, .5t)0 pieces, with case |800
1120 " " •• 15 00
Metal, in fonts of 2.5, .50, or 100 lbs per lb. 0 20
LABOR-SAVING RULE. See Brass Rule.
LAMPHOLDERS—
Fach $0 75
Per half dozen 3 00
LEAD CUTTERS-
Barth's patent reversible knife |400
Thorp's 2 50
Little Giant Lead and Rule Cutter 8 00
Double Lever Rule and l^ad Cutter 15 00
LEADS AND SLUGS—
Accurately shaved in 14-inch strips ; cut to measure at an
advance of one cent per pound.
I«ad8, 6 to pica and larger Per lb $0 15
" 8 to pica 0 28
" 10 to pica 0 56
" Labor-saving, 6 to pica or larger 0 18
Lead and Slug Rack (A'os" Pat.) 3 .50
LEAD MOULDS— •
K*'<''i $10 00
LEADERS at price of Roman ; not included in fonts un-
less si)e('ially ordered.
LETTER SLUGS-
For coin|>()sitor\s take, each $o 10
LEY BRUSHES. See Biushes.
MAILING MACHINES—
Times Mailer $30 00
Piner's Mustang Mailer 10 00
Galleys extra, each 0 ,50
Mailin,!,' Type, Dates, etc., furnished to order.
MAKE-UP RULES, STEEL—
News ■. ... .$0 30
MALLETS-
LlKiium Vit;i' $0 .50 to $0 75
METAL FLOURISHES. See Floikishes.
METAL FURNITURE. See Labok-Saving Fikniture.
MITRE Box-
wood $0 50
Iron 3 00
MITERING MACHINE-
Universal Rule Shaper !|;25 00
ri)right Mitering Machine 20 00
Rotary :Mitering Machine 25 00
MITERING SAW—
Fach $1 50
MUSIC-
Nonp. No. 1, m lbs.$ 60 00
•• No. 2, 30 lbs. 60 00
■• No. 3, 60 lbs 120 00
50
Excelsior, 26 lbs $ 93 liO
Diamond, .30 lbs 9(1 00
Agate: 30 lbs 72 (H)
NEWS INK. SeeLNKs.
NONPAREIL PRESS. See Presses.
NOVELTY PROOF PRESS. See Proof Presses.
OILERS-
Tin $0 15 Malleable Iron..
Zinc 0 25 Rubber 0 50
OLD MATERIAL taken in exchange for new at list prices.
Type and Brass Rule per lb. $0 08
Ix-ads '■ 0 05
Electro-plates " 0 04
St,ereo-plates ■• 0 05
Freight deducted.
^^ Mark the bf)xes contiiining old type with your
name and our address, No. 201 \\x\c Street, weigh them,
take freight receipt, and .send us duplicate.
PAPER CUTTERS-
Chaiiipioii, :!0 inch, rotary
Steam Fixtures extra . .
Defiance, 9-inch, lever
Gem, :50-inch, lever
Guillotine, 32-inch, power
Hardy, 30-inch n)tan,-
" ;i3-inch "
Leader, 23-inch
" 28-inch
30-ineh
.32-iuch
Plow, 28-inch ...
Printer's, 30-ineh, lever
Undercut, 12-inch lever
" 24-lnch '■
28-inch "
2.5-inch, improved 1-50 00
:JO-inch " 175 00
:W-inch, power ;500 00
.U-inHi ■■ 600 00
PAPER CUTTER STICKS-
Per dozen $1 50
PAPER FASTENER—
Heyl's 12 00
Staples No. 1, per 1,000 0 60
•• No. 2 •• •• 0 80
$300 00
3,50 00
.500 00
900 00
25 00
,30 00
1.50 00
.550 00
165 00
185 00
115 00
170 00
175 m
215 00
40 00
175 00
40 00
8.5 00
115 00
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Price List of Printing Material.
Per font.
IxHig Primer |3 50
Small Pica :? 30
Pica 3 00
Great Primer
PATTERN LETTERS, ROMAN—
1.^ in. to 5-16 in each |0 02
;',iln. to>,in " 0 02,'2
9-16 in. to >« in " 0 03
}i\n., Z}i cts. ; Ji in., 4 ets. ; 1 in., 4>a ets. ; I'i in., 6 cts ;
l^s in., 7>2 cts. ; 2 in., 9 cts.
Round-face Gothic :
.'4 in., 2 cts. ; % in., 2^2 cts. ; ia in., 2}^ cts. ; ?„ in., 3 cts ;
;>( in., 3»2 cts.
Roman, Brand:
'4' in., 3 cts.; ^i in., 3 cts.; »2 in., 4 cts. ; % in., 5 cts. ;
% in., 6 cts.
PERFORATING MACHINES-
Ames. 3 '4 inch $ 250
Round hole, 20 inch 75 00
" 24 inch 100 00
" 28 inch 125 00
PERFORATING RULE-
Hrass, iier foot $0 15
Steel " 0 50
Cut in labor-saving lengths to order.
PIECE FRACTIONS—
Per font.
Nonpareil $5 00
Minion 5 (K)
Brevier 3 60
Bf)urgeois ". . 3 60
PLANERS—
Mahogany $0 30
with leather top 0 40
" curved 0 75
proof ....> 0 50
" " with leather top 0 60
Jones' Pat. Rocking Proof Planer, 3,'iXlO in 1 50
7 X12in 2 50
POINTS-
For Hand Presses, per pair $0 50
PRESSES, ARMY—
6 column, complete $60 00
7 " '• &5 00
PRESSES, CHROMATIC CYLINDER-
Bed, 22X37 inches .$1 ,800 00
Same press for one color printing 1,200 00
PRESSES, CYLINDER— Hand Turning-
Campbell.
Xo. 0. ..3r.X.")2 |1,5.50 00 No. 5. .2");<31 $1,000 00
No. 1. .32X50 1,200 00 No. 0. .23X28 900 00
No. 2. .32X48 1,100 (X) No. 7. .20X25 800 00
No. 3. .31X46 1,000 00 Stoam Fixtures . .')() 00
Cincinnati Type Foundry.
Rack and Screw Distribution
Bed. Largest form printed. Price.
28>'40 inch 24X:W inch $1,000 (X)
:nX46 ". 27X42 " 1,200 00
34X52 •' 30X48 " 1,400 00
Boxing and Shipping included.
Each press furnished with tapes, blankets, moulds, etc.
Table Distribution.
33X48 for hand turning 29X43 $1,000 00
" forpower 1,060 00
Boxing and Shipping included.
Each jiress furnished witli tai)es, blanket and cast rollers.
Four Roller Presses.
Table Distribution.
i inch Rollers ink entire form.
Inside Matter
Bearers. Printed. Price.
2»4'X37 I8.I2X33
No.
No.
No.
No.
No
No
Three :
4 G
E 27X40 22X36
7E 29X41 22X37.
7G 29X41 25X37.
SE 2i)X45 22X41.
8G 29X45 25X41.
No. 9 G 31X46 26»;^X42
No. 10 G 32X46 26^X42
No. 11 G .33X48 26»4X44
No. n H 33X48 29X44
No. 12 G 33X50 26?4'X46.
No. 12 H .33X50 29X46.
No. 13 G :«X52 26?iX48.
No. 13 H 34X52 30X48.
Xo. 14 H 38X52 30^^X48
Xo. 14 1 :., 38X52 34X48
Xo. 15 1
.40X60
.:?4X.')6 $
PRESSES— CoH<m«ed.
Four Roller Presses.
Table Distribution.
Four 3»4 inch Rollers ink entire form.
Inside Matter
Bearers. Printed.
No. 3 E 24X30 18)iiX26 $.
No. 6 G 28X40 23X36 $.
No. 7 H 29X41 -. .25X37 $
No. 8 H 29X45 2-5X41 $.
No. 9 H 31X46 26s-^X42 $
Price.
No. 10 H .
No. 13 I .
.32X46 26J^X42 $.
,34X52 30X48 $.
Extra Heavy Two Roller Presses.
Cylinder and Table Distribution.
Inside Matter
Bearers. Printed.
No. 1 A 17X21 13X17 $.
No. 2 A 19X24 12^X20 $.
No. 2 B 19X24 15X20 $.
No. 3 B 24X.30 19%X26 $.
No. 332 B 22?iX30 17;!4X26 $.
No. 3C 24X30 20X26 $.
No. 4 B 22%X37 17>iX33 f .
No. 5C 27X40 20J^X36 $.
No. 5 E 27X40 .23X36 $.
No. 6 C 28X40 20%X36 $.
No. 6 E 28X40 24X36 f .
No. 7 C 29X41 20%X37 $.
No. 7 E 29X41 24?„'X37 $.
No. 8 0 29X45 20%X41 $.
No. 8 E 29X45. . . . . .24%X41 $.
No. 10 E 32X46 24?iX42 $.
No. 10 G 32X46 28X42 %
No. 11 E .33X48 24%X44 $.
No. 11 G 33X48 29X44 $
No. 12 E &3X50 24-'iX46 $
No. 12 G 33X50. 29X46.
No. 13 G 34X52 29X48.
No. 13 H 34X52 30X48.
No. 14 G 38X52 29X48.
No. 14 H 38X52 32^2X48.
No. 15 H 40X60 32i^X56.
No. 15 I 40X60 36X56.
Price.
Table distribution may be left off on any of the above
presses if desired. Chromatic Apparatus may be added
to any of them.
Extra Heavy Four Roller Presses.
Cylinder and Table Distribution.
Three Z}i inch Rollers ink entire form.
Inside Matter
Bearers. Printed. Price.
No. 7 G 29X41 25X37 $
No. 8 G 29X45 26X41 |
No. 9 G 31X46 25X42 ?
No. 10 H 32X46 28X42 $
No. 11 H :33X48 28?^X44 $
No. 12 H 33X50 28>^X46 $
No. 13 H 34X52 28?„X48 $
No. 14 I .38X52 ...82X48 $
No. 15 1 40X60 32X56 $
Price.
No.
No.
No,
No.
No,
No.
No,
No,
No.
No.
No.
No.
Extra Heavy Four Roller Presses.
Cylinder and Table Distribution.
Four Z}i incli Rollers ink entire form.
Inside Matter
Bearers. Printed.
3 G 24X30 20X26 $
6 H 28X40 24X36 $
7 H 29X41 24X37 $
8 H 29X45 24X41 $
9 1 31X46 27X42 $
10 1 32X46 27>2X42 $
11 1 33X48 27>^X44 $
12 1 3:050 27;2X46 $
Cottrell & Babcock.
Table and Cylinder Distribution.
4 . . Bed, 31X46 inside bearers $1,050 00
5.. " :?2X46 " " 1,300 00
6 . •' :^2X50 •■ " 1,400 00
7.. " 37X.54 •• ■• 1,800 00
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Price List of Printing Material.
PRESSES— Co7itinued.
Cottrell &; Babcock.
Table, Kiick, and Screw Distribution.
No. 5. .Bed, 32X46 iu.side bearers 1,400 00
No. 6.. " 32X50 " " 1,600 00
No. 7.. " 37X54 •' " : 2,000 00
For steam power, extra 50 00
Including boxing and carting, etc.
Hoe & Co.
Size bed. Matter printed.
No. 5 29X42 24X37 $1,200 00
No. 6 32X47 27X42 1,400 00
No. 7 35X51 30X*") 1,600 00
For steam power, extra 75 00
Including boxing and carting.
Potter, Jr., & Co.
Table Distribution.
No. 2. .31X46 inside bearers $1,050 00
No. 3.. 32X46 " " 1,300 00
No. 4.. 33X50 •■ " 1,400 00
Rack and Screw Distribution.
No. 3. .32X46 inside bearers 1,400 00
No. 4.. 33X50 " " 1,(>00 00
For steam power, extra 50 00
Including boxing and carting, etc.
Taylor & Co.
Bed, 31X46, for hand power $1,000 00
" 32X50 " " " 1,100 00
For steam power, extra 60 00
Including boxing and carting, etc.
PRESSES, CYLINDER— Steam Power-
Double Cylinder Press.
Hoe & Co.
No. 5 29X42 24X37 $3,750 00
No. 6 32X47 27X42 4,2,50 00
No. 7 35X51 30X46 4,750 00
No. 8 38X55 33X50 5,250 00
No. 9 41X58 36X53 5,750 00
Including boxing and carting, etc.
Double Stop Jobber.
Cincinnati Type Foundry.
Bed. Size of form. Rollers. Price.
18X24 inch 14X21 inch 4 $1,500 00
Each press furnished with blanket, moulds, counter-shaft,
two five-speed cone pulleys, and chases.
New Style Drum Cylinder Press.
Potter, Jr., & Co.
With Patent Bnnter Springs.
No. 00. .20X25. . . .$1,2.50 00 No. 3. . .32X46. . . .$2,.)00 00
No. 0. . .21X27. . . . 1,4:50 00 No. 4. . .34X50. . . . 2,750 00
No. 1 . . .24X:i0 .... 1,.5.50 00 No. 5 . . .36X52. . . . 3,000 00
No. 2. . .25X35. , . . 1,850 00 No. 6. . .40X54. . . . 3,300 00
No. 2>^ 29X42 .... 2,1.50 00 No 7. . .40X60. . . . 3,.500 00
Including boxing and carting, et<'.
Patent Drum Cylinder Press.
Taylor & Co.
No. 1 . .44Xv.56 $3,tX)0 m No. (i . 29X41 $1,8(X) 00
No. 2. .40X54 2,700 00 No. 7. .2.5X.33 1,500 00
No. 3. .34X52 2,400 00 No. 8. .23X28 1,2.50 00
No. 4 .31X50 2,250 00 No. 9. .19X24 1,000 00
No. 5. .31X46 2,100 00 Extra Fountain if-'iO to $100
Including boxing and carting, etc.
Single Large Cylinder Press.
Hoe & Co.
Size bed. Matter printed.
No. 1 17X21 13X17 $ 800 00
No. 2 20X25 1.5X20 1,000 00
No. 3 24X29 19X24 1,250 00
No. 4 26X34 22X29 1,500 00
No. 5 .29X42 24X36 1,800 00
No. 6 32X47 27X41 2,100 00
No. 7- :i5X51 .32X47 2,400 00
No. 8 38X.55 35X49 2,700 00
No. 9 41X58 36X.53 3,000 00
With each Press are sent two sets of Roller Stocks, two
Roller Moulds, .set of Blankets, Counter-shaft, Driving Pnl-
ley. Hangers, and two Cone Pulleys.
VKESSES—Continned.
Stop Cylinder Press.
Cincinnati Type Foundry.
Bed. Size of form. Rollers. Price.
18>iX24 inch 15 X22 inch 4 $1,400 00
23 X28 " 19>iX26 " 4 1,800 00
25 X35 " 20 X31 " 4 2,200 00
32 X47 '• 26 X42 " .6 3,000 00
38>iX52 " ....^...32 X48 " 6- 3,. 500 00
Boxing and Shipping included.
Each press furnished with blankets, moulds, cones, and
counter-shaft.
PRESSES, HAND, WASHINGTON—
I'hiin.
Platen. Bed. IMnts. Price.
14X18.... 18 X22 $1,50 00
19X25... 22 X29 5 column folio 175 00
23X.31. . . .26>iX35 6 column folio 200 00
23X35.... 263 jX39 7colunmfolio 225 00
2.5X39. . . .28^2X43 8 col. fol. or 5 col. quar, . 2.50 00
27X43 .... 31 '2X47/2 .... 9 column folio 275 00
Patent lielling Bed.
23X:«. . 26>iX39 7 column folio 250 tH)
25X.39 . . .28%X43. . . .>. .8 col. folio, or 5 col. quar. 275 00
27X43 . . .31>^X47>i ... .9 column folio 300 00
29X43 . . ..32>^X47»2. . . .(! column quarto .325 00
Boxing included.
Two pairs of jwints, one wrench, one sheeps-foot, pair of
bearers, and (me extra fri.sket go witli eacli press.
PRESSES, JOB—
Chromatic Bag Printing Press.
Platen, 15X25 $goO 00
].5X2i5, j)lain 500 00
10X16 .3.50 00
Goldlng Job Press.
8X12 inside chase $200 00
10X15 •■ " 275 00
Boxing and drayage inchided.
Gordon Job Press.
ICiglith Medium— ,S 12 inside chase $22;") 00
9X13 •• " 2.50 00
Quarto Medium— 10X15 inside chase .300 00
11X17 " " :i50 00
Half Medium— 13X19 inside chase 400 00
Steam Fixtures, extra 15 00
Ink Fountain 2.5 00
Boxing, $6 00. $7 («1. $10 00.
Liberty Job Press.
No. 2. . .7X11 inside cha.se $215 (M)
No. 2a. .9X13 2.50 (M)
No. 3. .10X15 300 00
No. 4. .13X19 400:00
Steam Fixtures, Extra 20 00
Ink Fountain 25 00
Boxing, $6 00. $7 .50. $10 00.
Monumental Job Press.
6X9 inside chase $ 80 (M)
8X12 •■ •■ 135 00
Boxing included.
Nonpareil Press.
Plate Distribution.
Quarter Folio — 9 ■vl2, inside chase, witli treadle,
including Receding Bed $225 OO
Pulleys for power 10 00
Fountain 10 00
Half Folio — 12X17, inside chase, with treadle, in-
cluding Receding Bed 3ij 00
Pulleys for po\ver 15 00
Fountain • 10 00
Folio — 17X24, inside chase, with treadle 500 00
Pulleys for power 25 00
Hand ( 'rank 15 00
Less 10 per cent, for cash. Boxing included.
Each press is furnished witli mould, three chases, and
double set of cores.
(viil;
Price Li>it of Printing Mater iaJ.
VRESSES—ConltJivci!.
Peerless Job Press.
Eighth Medium— 8>: 12 inside chase $2i") 00
9X13 " " 250 00
Quarto Medium — 10X15 inside chase 300 00
11X16 " " 350 00
Half Medium— 14X19 inside chase 400 00
14X20 '• " 450 00
Steam Fixtures, extra 15 00
Fountain 25 00
Boxing, |6 00. $7 00. $10.(X).
Reliable Job Press.
8X12 inside chase $180 00
11X15 '• ■■ 225 00
Boxing Included.
United States Job Press.
6X9?i inside chase $ 60 00
8X12 •' " 85 00
10X15 " '• 150 00
Including boxing and cast rollers.
Universal Job Press.
Eighth Medium— 7X11 insiile chase $200 00
Quarto Medium— 10X15 " " 275 00
Half Medium— 13X10 " " 375 00
Half Super Royal— 14X22 inside chase 450 00
Steam Fixtures, extra 15 00
Ink Fountain . . 25 00
Boxing included.
PROOF BRUSHES. See Brushes.
PROOF PRESSES—
Novelty. 9 inch |500
Roller, 8X28— without stand 30 00
" " on wofxl stand 37 50
" " (m iron stand 45 00
16X30— without stand 40 00
" " on wood stand 48 00
" " on iron stand 60 00
221^X39)^— on inm stand 75 00
PULLEYS, SHAFTING, AND HANGERS-
Wrought Iron Turned Shafting.
Diameter
of
shaft.
Price i' Diameter
per of
foot. shaft.
Price
per
foot.
1 Diameter
1 of
! shaft.
Price
per
foot.
1 .3-16 in.
1 7-16 in.
1 11-16 in.
1 1.5-16 in.
$0 45 ; 2 3-16 in.
55 2 7-16 in.
70 2 11-16 in.
87 2 15-16 in.
|1 06
1 30
1 53
1 86
3 3-16 in.
3 7-16 in.
3 15-16 in.
$2 18
2 56
3 75
Ball and Socket Adjustable Hangers.
Without Oil Fountain.
Size Journal.
15-16
1 3-16
1 7-161 11-16
1 15-16
2 3-16
Drop 10 inch
3 81
" 12 "...
4 62
" 13 " .
5 98 7 05
8 51
10 11
" 16 "...
6 64 8 03
9 27
10 59
" 19 "...
10 11
11 84
" 22 "...
10 97
12 74
" 25 "...
Size Journal
2 7-16
2 11-16
2 15-16
3 3-16
3 7-16
3 15-16
Drop 13 inch
11 38
12 63
13 91
"16 "
11 87
13 53
14 96
17 85
" 19 "
13 06
14 84
15 78
18 39
19 13
25 08
" 22 "
14 02
15 26
16 62
18 94
19 90
25 79
.. 25 "
15 01
15 88
17 70| 19 63
20 87
Rigid Hangers.
Without Oil Fountain. Babbitt Bearings.
Size Journal.
15-16
i Vi6
1 5-16
1 7-16
1 11-16
1 15-16
Drop 10 inch
" 12 "...
" 14 "...
" 16 "...
" 18 "...
" 21 "...
4 56
4 71
4 60
4 75
4 91
5 13
5 36
4 98
5 21
5 44
5 41
5 57
5 77
5 86
6 18
7 24
7 55
7 85
9 83
10 44
Size Journal
2 3-16
2 7-16 2 11-16
2 15-16
3 3-16
3 15-16
Drop 12 inch
8 00
" 14 "
8 40
8 84 9 15
11 44
" 16 "
8 72
9 15 9 45
11 74
" 18 "
10 09
10 53 10 75
12 50
" 21 "
10 8.5
11 58 11 74
13 72
PULLEYS, ETC.— Continued.
Rigid Post Hangers.
Without Oil Fountain. Babbitt Bearings.
1 11-16 inch post hanger.
1 15-16 "
2 3-16
2 7-l(i
2 ll-l(i
2 15-16
3 3-16
3 7-16
7 00
8 40
10 21
10 82
11 58
Ball and Socket Post Hangers.
Without Oil F'ountain.
1 7-16 inch post hanger $ 5 60
1 11-16
1 1.5-16
2 3-16
2 7-16
2 11-16
2 15-16
3 ,3-16
3 7-16
3 15-16
14
8 70
9 16
10 34
11 44
12 83
14 90
16 46
20 22
Ball and Socket Counter Hangers.
With shipper arm. Without Oil Fountain.
" " ■ " " inch drop .f4 16
1.5-16 inch Counter hang
1 3-16 ••
4 97
Prices of Pulley
s. Bored.
Turned and Balanced
with Set Screws
or Key Seat.
Dia.
Face.
Price. Dia.
Face.
Price. Dia.
Face.
Price.
6
3H
$ 2 00 ' 16
10k
$ 7 15 l! 30
16 k
$26 17
6
iV.
2 27 16
12 k
8 26 1 30
18 k
6
h%
2 54 17
3 k
3 88 1 30
20 k
6
6>i
2 81 : 17
4 k
4 31 32
6 k
12 19
6
8^
3 10 , 17
5 k
4 74 j 32
8k
15 34
7
3 IS
2 15 1 17
6}^
5 17 32
10k
18 49
4U
2 42 17
8 k
6 35 32
12 k
21 64
5 k
2 69 17
10 k
7 53 ! 32
14ii
24 79
6K
2 96 1 17
12 k
8 71 1 32
16 k
28 14
8>s
3 23
18
3 k
4 01 32
20>i
8
3K
2 42
. 18
4 k
4 44 ! 34
6 k
12 97
8
^y-,
2 57 4
18
■4 87 ! 34
8 k
16 22
«
5y^
2 M
18
6 k
5 50 34
10k
19 47
8
e^i
3 11
18
6 65 34
12 k
22 72
8
8^^
3 38
18
10 k
7 92 34
14 k
25 97
8
10K
3 65
18
12 k
9 19 34
16 k
30 13
9
3;..,
2 .53
19
3 k
4 2<» 1 .34
20k
9
4«
2 76
19
4 k
5 03 36
4>a
11 50
9
5H
2 99
19
5 k
5 37 36
6>i
13 60
9
6H
3 22
19
6 k
6 42 [ 36
8 k
17 18
9
8k
3 69
19
8 k
7 64 1
36
10 k
20 76
9
10k
4 16
19
10 k
8 58
36
12 k
24 34
9
12k
i 19
12 k
9 52
3(i
14k
27 92
10
3 k
2 65
20
3 k
4 77 36
16>i
32 47
10
4 k
2 90
20
4 k
5 32 36
18 k
36 17
10
5 k
3 15
20
5 k
5 87 ' 36
20 k
40 68
10
6 k
3 40
20
6 k
6 70 38
6 k
14 68
10
8 k
3 98
20
8 k
7 88 i 38
8k
18 85
10
10k
4 62
' 20
10k
9 47 1 .38
10>i
22 62
10
12k
5 26
20
12 k
11 06
38
12 k
26 59
11
3k
2 84
20
14 k
12 65
as
14 k
30 .56
U
4k
3 07
22
3 k
5 10
:«
16 k
35 28
11
5k
3 30
22
4 k
5 72
38
20>i
11
6 k
3 60
22
5k
6 36
40
4.k
13 21
11
8k
4 28
22
6 k
7 00
40
6ii
16 48
11
10k
5 03
22
8 k
8 5()
40
8 k
19 55
11
12k
5 78
22
10k
10 32
40
10 k
24 0(i
12
2 98
22
12k
12 08
40
12 J,,
28 57
12
4 k
3 24
22
14 k
13 84 i
40
14 k
33 08
12
Oyi
3 50
24
3k
5 4l!
40
16 k
37 67
12
6 k
3 86
24
4k
6 13 ;
40
20 k
46 31
12
8 k
4 60
f24
5k
(> 85
42
6 k
16 61
12
10k
5 45
'24
6k
7 57
42
8k
21 22
12
12k
6 30
24
8k
9 30 i
42
10 k
25 m
13
3 k
3 12
24
10k
11 21
42
12>j
30 44
13
4 k
3 42
24
12k
13 12
42
14k
35 05
13
5 k
3 72
24
14>2
15 00
42
16>2
40 18
13
6 k
4 04
24
16k
17 53
42
20k
13
8>4
4 96
24
18k
20 85
44
6>i
13
10k
5 85
26
4 k
7 00
44
8 k
22 55
13
WA
6 74
26
5>2
7 64
44
10k
27 70
14
3 k
3 32
26
6 k
8 28
44
12 k
32 85
14
4 k
3 65
26
8>^
10 15
44
14 k
38 00
14
5k
3 98
26
10>i
12 3ff
44
16,k
46 00
14
6k
4 31
26
12k
14 57
44
20k
14
8k
5 28
26
14k
16 78
46
6 k
14
10k
6 21
28
4 k
7 79
46
8>i
24 34
14
12k
7 22
28
0/3
8 90
46
10k
30 11
15
3k
3 47
1 28
6 k
9 65
46
12k
&5 88
15
4k
3 82
28
8k
11 88
46
14 k
41 65
15
5k
4 17
28
10k
14 51
4(i
16k
15
6k
4 52
1 28
12k
17 14
46
20k
15
8k
5 62
28
14 k
19 77
48
6.k
21 97
15
10k
6 68
,30
4 k
10 45
48
8!,
25 73
15
i2k
7 74
.30
5k
10 90
48
10>a
32 22
16
3k
3 72
30
G^i
11 a5
48
12k
38 71
16
4>i
4 10
30
8k
13 73
48
14k
45 20
16
5k
4 48
30
lO^-a
16 77
48
16)2
51 69
16
6k
4 80
30
12k
19 81
48
20 k
16
8>i
6 04
30
14.k
22 85
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Price Lht of Print I ay MutrridJ.
PULLEYS, CONE-
3 speefls, 12. 14, Ifi in. X 3% in. face. .
4 " r)>^ to !)?i in. X 1% in. face.
4 " 12 to 155^ in. X S'i in. face
5 " 7 to l.'j in. X 2% in. face ... .
.per pair $18 00
15 00
25 00
20 00
Split, 4 speed.s, 14>^ to 19,^ in. X 3>i in. face, ea. 17 00
5 " 7 to 15 in. X2?.i' in. face... each, 15 00
QUOINS—
Boxwood, per 100 $0 fiO
Ilemplc, No. 1, per doz $2 50
No. 2, " 3 00
Key, plain .. 0 50
" nickeled 0 75
Scott's, No. 1, per doz 2 00
No. 2, ■" 2 00
Key, plain 0 35
" nickeled 0 50
QUADS AND SPACES—
Pearl to Bourseoi-s Per font, $0 75
Txing Primer to Paragon 0 40
Double Small Pica to Six-line Pica 0 75
ROLLERS, C AST-
Rollers for 9X12 Nonpareil each |0 .50
" 10X16 " " 0 75
15X19 " " 125
15X25 •' " 1 50
31X46 Cin. Cylinder Press, per set 12 00
33X48 " " " " 17 50
Eighth Medium Rollers each 0 50
Quarter Medium " " 0 75
Half Medium " " 125
Hand Rollers, 3!^ in. diam per running inch 0 11
Cores and Boxing extra.
ROLLER COMPOSITION-
Van Bibber's Roller Composition per lb. .?0 .30
Souer's " " " 0 30
Rollers ca.st " 0 40
ROLLER COVERING—
Felt, 2' , inch wide, per yard $0 60
ROLLER FRAMES AND CORES—
Frames with one core. Extra core.
6 and 8 inch, with one handle ?1 25 |0 40
10 inch " " " 1 50 0 50
12 " with two handles 175 0 60
14 ' 2 00 0 70
10 " " " " 2 25 0 80
18 " " " " 2 50 0 90
ROLLER MOULDS—
Fur 9X12 Nonpareil Press $300
" 10X15 " " 3 75
" 12X17 " " 4 25
" 17X24 " " 8 00
" 7X12 " " 3 00
" 10X10 " " 3 75
" 15X19 " " 8 00
" 15X25 " " 8 00
" 28X40 Cylinder Press, iron, 3>i in. diam. ... 20 00
" 28X40 " " brass, 2 " " .... 12 50
" 31X46 " " iron, 3>i" " ....2200
" 31X46 " " brass, 2 " " .... 13 50
" 33X48 " " iron, 3)4 " " ....2500
" .34X52 " " iron, 3«^ " " .... 25 00
" 34X52 " " brass, 2 " " ...1500
Other sizes, cast iron, per inch 0 40
" " brass, per pound 0 60
RUBBER BLANKET. See Blankets.
OA'^
Stiff back |1 50
SCREW DRIVERS—
2 inch blade $0 15 6 inch blade $0 35
4 " " 0 25 8 " " 0 45
SCRE-W OR MONKEY 'WRENCHES-
10 inch $1 00 12 inch $1 50
SHAFTING. See Pulleys, Etc.
SHEEPSFOOT—
For Hand Press $1 25
SHOOTING-STICKS—
Steel $0 00 Brass $1 50
SIDE AND FOOT STICKS—
Iron, per inch $ 0 04
SLUGS. See Leads and Slugs.
X12 inches $10 00
12mo.
18mo. .
32mo.
48mo. .
5 X «
4>^X 6,^4-
3 X \yi
2^X 4
2}iX 3%
14 00
16 00
24 00
28 00
42 00
STANDS—
Single, without Racks $3 00
with Racks 3 .50
Double, without Racks 4 00
with Racks 4 50
Double .lob. with Double Racks, full size 7 50
STEAM FIXTURES sold with presses, do not include
overhead fixtures unless specially mentioned in price
li.st of presses sold. For prices, see Pulleys, etc.
STEREOTYPE BLOCKS—
4to 4 Blocks .... Plate
8vo ... 8 " "
12 •■ •'
18 •• ..."
32 " "
48 " ....
With Rule Border, double price.
With Bra.ss Headpiece, each Block extra 0 30
With End Hook, each extra 0 75
Ratchet 1 00
STEREOTYPE TOOLS—
Shaving Machine, improved $160 00
rising table, 9-inch 2.'j0 00
" 14-inch 375 00
Chiseling Machine 100 00
Shooting Boards and Planes, all iron 35 00
TAPES-
J« and ^A inch Tapes, 36 yards in bolt per yard $0 02>i
Ya inch Tape " 0 03
1 and 1 '4' inch Tapes " 0 06
TREATISE ON PUNCTUATION. See Books.
TYMPAN 6UAGE PINS. See Gxtage Pins.
TYPE—
Price per pound.
1 First Class
Sizes.
Fonts of I Fonts of
25 lbs. and! less than
I upwards. | 25 lbs.
Second
Class.
Third
Class.
Diamond
Pearl
Agate
Nonpareil . .
Minion
Brevier
Bourgeois . .
Long Primer
.Small Pica
Pica
English
Two-line Brevier!
Great Primer . . .
Paragon
Dbl. Sm. Pica
Dbl. Pica
Dbl. English . .
Dbl. Gt. Primer
Dbl. Paragon .
Four-line Pica
Five-line Pica .
Six-line Pica .
$1 50
1 08
0 68
0 58
0 52
0 48
0 44
0 42
0 40
0 38
0 38
0 38
0 38
0 ;»
0 .38
0 38
0 38
0 38
0 38
0 38
0 38
0 38
$2 50
1 80
1 44
1 16
1 00
0 90
0 80
0 74
0 70
0 66
0 62
0 60
0 60
0 60
0 56
0 56
0 56
0 56
0 54
0 54
0 52
0 52
$2 50
1 80
1 44
1 16
1 00
0 90
0 80
0 74
0 70
0 66
0 62
0 60
0 60
0 60
0 56
0 56
0 56
0 56
0 54
0 54
0 52
0 52
$3 20
2 80
2 40
2 00
1 80
1 60
1 44
1 30
1 22
1 16
1 12
i 1 06
I 1 00
I 0 94
0 90
! 0 90
I 0 86
I 0 82
I 0 78
I 0 72
i 0 64
I 0 64
German, and
FiKST Class — Roman, Italic, Old Style
Quads and Spaces.
Second Class— Titles, Two-line Letter, Condensed, Doric
Aldine, Antiques, Gothics, Clarendons, French Clarendons,
Ionics, and Roman Card fonts.
Third Class— Ornamental, Shaded, Scripts, etc.
Job Type.
The words in italic are intended for use in ordering
by telegraph. You can order a. single font with a single
w'ord, or ten different fonts with ten words. It will be
inferred, of course, that all telegraphic orders are to be
sent by the quickest method : and when we have no ac-
counts" with persons so ordering, the goods will be sent
C. O. D. Persons with whom we have no accounts, order-
ing goods by mail, should send the money with order.
AGATE.— ^.
Antique Extended No.l (age). .40 A $3 40
Light Face Extended /atd^rjo A, 60 a. .... ■ 3 10 '
M A, «) a 2 50
.30~A,66a^ 2 50
(X)
Price List of Printing Material.
NONPAREII,.— B.
Aldine [Pearl] (back) . . 30 A, 60_a ....
.$1 50
BREVIER
Caxtonian
. —D. —Continued,
(decline). U A, 18a
.$2 90
"
(bad)
30 A, 60 a
. 2 00
Celtic No. 2
.. (delay)
20 A 20 A
. 2 10
Antique No. 2
(bags).
24 A, 60a
. 1 90
Cloister
..(defeat).
30 A
. 2 60
No. 4
.(bailing)
30 A, 60a
. 190
Cloister Shade
(defense).
30 A
. 2 80
No. 5
.. .(baker).
30 A, 60 a
. 1 90
Condensed No. 4
. .(deacon).
30 A, 60a
. 2 75
No. e
....(bait)
30 A, 60 a
. 2 25
No. 5
Cond. Cloister Shade
(deer).
~T( default) .
24A
1 40
" Condensed No. 2
....(ball).
.30 .\, 60 a
. 2 15
30A
. 2 40
" Exten. No. 1 (balsam).
" No. 3 [Pearl] (band).
15 A, 30a
.35 A .... ...
. 3 00
2 50
Doric
Eastlake
(desks).
. (destiny).
35 A, 38a
22 A ..:
3 40
.2 00
" No. 3
(banker).
.35A
. 2 40
Egyptian Extended
(dewy).
20 A, 30a
2 40
" No. 4
...(barge)
18 A, 36a ...
3 50
French Antique
...(deceit).
30 A, 60a
2.70
Armenian Extended
— (barn).
.25 A
. 1 30
" Clarendon
... (dirty).
.30A,60a.. ..
2 5a
Athenian
(basn)
25 A, 30a
. 3 00
" " Extended, .^dme/
.20 A, 36a
. 3 00
Backslope Imprint
....(bath)
^50 A
. 2 10
Geometric
. (dinner).
16 A, 45 a
3 50
Caxtonian
.(bastile).
18 A, 20a
. 2 .50
German Title No. 1
.. (dishes).
.15 A, 45 a, ...
. 3 80
Celtic No. 2
(bearing)
35A
. 1 50
" No.2
. ...(dice)
.15 A, 45a
. 3 10
Concave
...(beard)
.30 A
. 1 30
" " Cond. No. 1 .
...(docket).
15 A, 40 a
. 3 30
Condensed No. 4
..(beams)
:MA. 60a
2 20
" No.2
. . (doing)
.15 A, 50a
. 2 60
No 5
(beast)
36 A
. 1 55
Gothic No.2
. . (domes).
30 A, 60a
. 3 50
Doric
(beer).
30 A, 50a
. 3 00
No. 3
. . (doors).
.30 A, 50a
. 2 00
Eastlake
. . (bench)
:« A
. 1 90
No. 9
. . (doctor).
.30 A, 60a
. 2 80
Frencli Clarendon
....(bills).
30 A, 60a
. 2 00
" Condensed No. 5.
— (dove).
30A,60a .
. 2 75
• " Clar. Exten. [Pearl].. Y6/rf;.
30 A, 42a
2 65
Italic No. 1
. . . (drab).
.35 A, 50 a .
. 2 60
" " "
. . (bison)
30 A, 42 a
30A, 60a. ....
. 3 40
4 40
" No.2
(dray).
36 A, 52 a
2 60
German Title No. 2
..(binder)
" No. 3
. .(drama)
30 A, 52a
. 2 00
•• Cond. No. 1
. . (bite).
25 A, 60a
. 2 80
(Jrotesque Gothic
...(<trni,l)
2.-) A, 25 A
. 2 90
No. 2.
. . (birds).
15 A, 50 a
. 2 15
Glyptic
(dniiciiKj)
22 A
2 10
Gothic No. 2 [Pearl]
. . (blmos).
30 A, 60a
. 2 80
Ionic
. . (dream)
.30 A, 60 a ...
2 70
" No. 2
. . (blade)
:;0A, 60a
. 2 80
" No.2
(draught).
24 A, 48a
3 10
" No. 3
. . (block)
40 A, 60a
2 25
Inclined Antique
..(dreary)
30 A, 50a. ...
. 330
" No. 5, Telescopic
.. (blots)
60 A
. 1 60
Latin Antique
..(dredge).
24A,50a
. 2 95
" No. 6,
(bloom)
60A
. 1 90
Law Italic
. . (drench)
.24 A, 80a
3 45
" No. 7,
. (blond)
60A
. 2 45
Light Celtic
... (drift)
36 A, 52 a
. 3 50
" No. 8,
... (bold).
.60A :
. 2 45
Light-face Extended
... (drill).
24 A, 30a
. 3 00
" No. 9
. ..(board).
.:30A, 60a
. 2 30
Ivithographic Slope
. . (drink).
.22 A, 32a
. 4 10
" Condensed No. 5. .
(boy).
.35 A, 70a
. 2 50
Old Style Half Title
. (dripple).
.24A
. 1 95
Italic No. 2 [Pearl]
...(body)
30 A, 60 a
. 2 00
" Title
. . . .(droll).
25 A, 42a
. 3 90
" No.2
..(bound)
30 A, 60a
. 2 00
Oma No. 7
(drop).
.20 A
. 1 50
" No. 3
. . (boom)
30 A, 60a
. 2 40
Pen Text
. (drugs)
.20 A, 60a
. 3 60
mx
i 75
Roman Card font
(drum).
12 A, 6 A, 120 a
. 450
Ionic
...(bones).
30 A, 60a ...
. 3 00
Schwabacher
(ducat).
.15 A, 50a
. 2 50
" No. 2 [Pearl]
....(book)
.24 A, 48a
. 2 85
Skeleton Antique No. 2. .
. . (duck).
.:!« A, 70 a
. 2 25
" No.2
(borrow).
.24 A, 48a
2 85
Title No. 3
. . . (dumb).
.30 A, 60 a
. 3 50
Inclined Antique ': . .
(bow).
.30 A, 50a. ..
. 2 90
" No.4
...(duffer)
.30 A, 60a
. 3 50
Latin Antique
(box).
24 A, 50 a
. 2 95
" Extended No. 3 .....
(duty).
30 A, 30a
. 3 30
Lifrht Celtic
^braiding) .
36 A, 70a .
3 25
" Italic No. 2
. . (dwarf).
30 A, 60a
. 325
Light-face Extended
. (brains)
.30 A, 60 a
3 50
BOUB
German Title No. 1
" Cond. No. 2.
GEOIS —
...(eager).
E.
.12 A, 40 a
Old Style Half Title .
(brave)
32 A
. 1 65
. 3 75
. 5 50
.30 A, 52 a; r.r.~
28A;9A,150a
" " Title
(break).
. 3 75
Roman Card font
. . .(briar)
. . (earth)
.15 A, 50a
. 2 85
Shanghai
.. (bribe/.
40 A . . . .
. 2 50
Old Style Title
. (ebony)
25 A, 42a
. 3 90
Title No. 2
(brim).
30 A, 60a
. 3 50
Oma. No. 3
(echo).
.20A
. 1 50
" No. 4
...(briefs).
.30 A, 60 a
. 2 60
Teutonic Title
. (eclipse).
15 A, 42 a
. 3 80
" Extended No. 3 .
. (bunch)
.35A,40a. ...
. 3 35
Title No. 2
(elk).
.30A,60a ..
. 350
" Italic No.2
. (burgh)
ION.— C.
(cab)
30 A, '60 a.
2 60
" No.4
(elbow).
.30 A, 60a
3 10
MIN
liOA, 60a
. 2 75
" Italic No. 2
. (essay)
20 A, 30a. ...
n.
3 25
Antique No. 6 '
TWO-I.INE niAMON
No. 5 (engine).
Celtic No. 2
. . (cancel)
20A,20a
. 1 75
100
German Title Cond. No. 2
...(chalk)
15 A, 50a
. 2 45
Old Style Title
. . . (chess).
.25A, 42a .....
. 3 Sb
No. 8
.'.. (elm).
.24 A . .
. 1 80
Roman Card font
.. (check)
.12A, 6 a, 120 a
. 4 00
LONG
Aldine
PRIMER.
...( fable).
—F.
18 A, 40 a
Teutonic Title
. (cider)
20 A, 52 a
4 05
Title No. 2
. (clover).
30 A, 00 a
. 3 70
. 2 25
" No. 4
(cling)
k^IER.— JD
. . . (dale)
■30 A, 60 a .
.30 A, 60 a .
3 00
. 3 25
American
(face)
.22 A, 32 a
. 300
Antique No. 2
. . . (factor)
.24 A, 50 a
2 80
BRET
No. 6
.... (fagot)
.24 A, 50 a
. 2 60
Aldine
" Condensed No. 1 .
.... (faint)
20 A, 40a
. 2 00
Antique No. 2
. .(damsel).
30A,50a.. .
. 2 75
No. 2.
(fair)
24 A, 50a
. 3 00
No. 6
(darting)
30 A, 60a
. 2 90
No.4.
. .(failure).
.24A,50a ..
. 2 35
" Condensed No. 2.
.. .(dawn).
.30 A, 60a. ...
. 3 00
" Extended No. 1 .
.... (faith).
.12 A, 18a
. 3 50
No. 4.
(dash).
30 A, 60a
. 2 20
No. 3. .
...(falcon).
.24A
. 2 60
*' Extended No 1 . .
. . (dates)
.15 A, 30a
. 3 50
No. 4
.... (false)
10 A, 20a
. 3 50
" " No. 3
. (daisy)
25 A . . .
. 2 50
Arabesque
Armenian Extended '. .
.... (fame)
. .(family)
15 A, 30a
15 A, 15 A
. 1 20
" " No.4. .
. . . (daub).
.16 A, 32a. ...
. 3 75
. 2 70
Armenian Extended
. (dapple)
.20 A, 20a
. 2 40
Athenian
..(f angle).
20 A, 25a
. 3 90
Athenian
.. .(dead)
25 A, 30 a
. .3 80
Boldface Black
(farce)
12 A, 38a. .
. 2 95
Boldface Black
.(dealer)
18 A, 50a
. 2 75
Campanile
(farmer)
16 A, 21a
2 25
(xi)
Price List of Printing Material.
tONG PRIMKR — l-'.-
Caxtonian (fnro).
Continued.
12 A, 16 a
.$3 00
TWO-
No. 8
Old Style CondensedTTT. 7
LINE PEARL
.^ (fruit)
. . (furnish).
.24A
|2 25
.36A~rr7.77::..
Celtic No. 2
..(fashion)
.18 A, 18 A
. 2 20
. 230
Clarendon.
(fatal)
.24 A, 60a
. 2 50
" " " • No. 3
— (funds).
.24A
. 1 80
" Extended
. . (fathom)
.10 A, 16a
25 A ' .
. 3 20
.2 85
" Half Title
. . (future).
ISA
. 175
Cloister ...
...(father).
SMAL,!. PICA.-
German Title Cond. No. 2 (garb).
-G.
. 9 A, 30 a
. .(fatigue)
25 A .
. 3 10
2 05
Commercial Italic
. . (faucet)
ISA, 50a
. 6 00
Concave
(favor)
.22A
. i 30
— (garuc)
ISA, 6 A, 60 a..
. 3 50
(favorite).
..(feasible)
25 A, 15 A, 40"a■
. 2 95
. 2 40
Teutonic Title
. (garden)
12A, 32a. ....
. 400
Cond. Cloister Shade
Title No. 1
... (gentle)
20 A, 30a
. 2 50
Condensed No. 1
.... (fawn)
15 A, 30a. ^..
: 1 10
TWO-LINE AGATE
Condensed No. 5 (ghost).
.24A
No. 4
..(fearful)
ISA, 40a
. 2 25
. 185
Copperplate
.... (feast)
.18A
. 2 90
No. 5
(giant).
.20A
. 1 20
Italic
. . (feather)
30 A, 60a
. 2 75
. 2 20
7 3 35
No. 7
■ (glory).
.20A
. 2 00
Eastlake
Egyptian Extended
.^..(feat).
..(feature).
.22 A
20 A, 30a
PICA H.
Aldine (habit)
.15 A, 30 a. . . .
Shaded
..(federal)
20 A, 25a
4 50
2 60
Fashion
. . . (feeble)
18 A, 24a
. 4 25
American
(hack)
.20 A, 24a
. 3 15
French Antique
...(feeder).
,20 A, 38 a
. 2 50
Antique No. 2
(haggard)
.15 A, 24a
. 2 10
" Clarendon
..(feeling).
.30 A, 50a
. 3 00
No. 6
(hail).
.20 A, 38a....:.
. 3 20
" " Extended ..^/eton;.
.22 A, 32a
. 3 45
" Condensed No. 1.
(hair).
.20A,30a
. 240
Shaded.
. . . (female).
.30 A, 42a
. 3 75
' " No. 2.
....(halter).
20 A, 48a
. 3 25
French Ionic
(feminine).
20 A, 40a.:....
.2 75
No. 4
.. (hamlet).
.20 A, 38a
. 2 50
Geometric
...(fellow).
12 A, 40a
3 50
" Extended No. 1 . .
. (hammer)
.10 A, 12a
. 400
German Title No. 1
....(fence).
.14 A, 30a
. 3 40
No. 3 .
.. (handy).
.15A
. 2 10
" No. 2
...(fender).
.14 A, 30a
. 3 15
No. 4..
. . (lianger).
10 A, 20a
. 455
" Cond. No. 1
....(ferry).
.12 A, 40a
. 3 50
Aquatint
. . . . (hank).
.14 A, 20 a
. 3 70
" No. 2
....(fetch).
.12 A, 40a
. 2 55
Armenian Extended
(happen).
.12 A, 12 A
. 3 15
Glyptic
.(ferment)
.20A
. 2 10
Athenian
. . (harbor)
15 A, 20a
. 4 10
Gothic No. 2
(fern).
.20 A, 30a
. 3 00
Black No. 1
(hard)
. 8 A, 16a
. 125
" No. 3
. .. (fevers).
20 A, 40a......
. 2 00
" Condensed No. 3 . . .
— (harm)
10 A, 20a. ...
1 40
" No. 9
(fibre).
.20 A, 20 A, 30a.
. 300
" Oma. No. 3
. (harness).
lOA, 20a.*.....
. 1 40
" Condensed No. 4..
...(fiction).
18 A, 24a
. 3 00
Boldface Black
(harp).
.10 A, 24a
. 2 50
No. 6..
. . . (fiddle).
30 A, 50a
. 290
Caligraphie Script
. (harrow)
.12A, 60a. ....
350
No. 6..
(field).
.30 A, 50a
. 2 70
Campanile.
. (harvest).
14A,20a
. 250
" Italic No. 1
.. (fierce).
.35 A, 46a
2 90
Caxtonian
— (hash)
10 A, 14a
. 3 55
" No. 2
(flgx)
30 A, 42a
2 60
Celtic No. 2
(hasty)
14 A, 14 A
. 2 20
Grotesque Gothic
....(figure)
.20 A, 2(1 A
2 65
Circlet ■. .
... (hatch).
.10 A
. 2 75
Inclined Antique
(fight).
.25 A, 40a
. 3 45
Clarendon
. . .(hateful).
20 A, 45a
. 2 70
Ionic
....(filing).
.20 A, 38a
. 2 25
" Extended
— (haunt)
8 A, 12a
. 3 50
" No. 2
(fire).
.18A,36a... .
2 75
Cloister
Cloister Shade
. . (havoc)
18 A
. 3 00
(film).
. 8A,30a
1 50
2 95
. (haunch).
ISA
. 3 20
Latin Antique
....(filter).
ISA. 36a
Concave
(hawk)
ISA
. 1 75
Law Italic
(filth).
.20 A, 70 a
3 60
Commercial Italic
(hay).
12 A, 36a
. 600
Light Celtic
....(final).
.25 A, 42 a
3 25
Condensed Athenian —
(hay thorn)
lOA, lOA, 20 a.
. 3 50
Light-face
. .(finance).
.24 A, 50a
3 60
Conden.sed Clarendon .
(haystack)
15A, 10 a, 25 a.
. 2 70
'* Extended
...(finger).
ISA, 24a
2 70
Cond. Cloister Shade .
(hnywnvd)
18 A
2 60
Light Model Black
. . (finical).
15 A, :% a
4 50
Condensed Hairline
. . (hazard).
10 A, 20a
. 1 20
Lithographic Italic
.. (finish).
12 A, 25a
4 25
No.3
... (hazel).
20 A, 38a
. 2 70
Slope
(firm).
18 A, 27a
4 10
No. 4 ....
(head).
.15 A, 30a
. 2 25
Madisonian
.... (fiscal)
6A,20a
2 50
Copperplate
. (health).
.16A
3 20
Min.ster
(Jl«t)
12 A, 32a
3 25
Italic
(heap)
.15A,42a.^...
290
Model Black
..(fixture).
ISA, 36a
4 50
Text
. .(hearing)
10 A, 20a
. 400
Modern Antique
(flag)
24A, ;50a
3 50
Doric
. . . (heart).
ISA, 20a
3 00
Norman Condensed
....(flake)
20 A, 32a
3 00
Eastlake
(heathen)
16A
. 2 20
Normane.sque No. 3
...(flame).
20 A
1 35
Egyptian Extended
.. (heavy)
20 A, 30a
. 4 00
Old Style Title
....(flank).
.25 A. 42a
4 35
Extra Condensed
— (hector)
15 A, 24a
250
6ma. No. 15
..(flannel).
15A
1 50
4 20
Shaded
....(hedge).
15 A, 20a
5 00
Pen Text
(fleet).
8A, 8A, 50 a.
Electric Italic
Epitaph
(heedful)
7. (hegira).
12 A, 36a
600
Roman Card font
..'..(flesh)
15 A, 6 A, 60 a. .
3 70
.14A
2 25
Runic
...(flight)
30A
1 50
Extra Condensed No. 3. . .
(heft).
.16 A, 32a
. 3 05
Schwabacher
(flint).
.12 A, 40a
2 45
Fashion
...(height)
12 A, 16a
4 50
Skeleton Antique No. 2. . .
....(flock).
30 A, 60a
3 00
Fashion Condensed
. . . (hell)
18 A, 24a
3 50
. . . (flower)
25 A, 36a
3 60
French.Antique .
(helm)
.20 A, 38a
3 25
Tendril
....(fluid)
.12 A, 32a
3 15
Clarendon
.. (helmet)
20 A, 30a
2 75
Teutonic Title
....(flute)
15 A, 42a
4 40
4 30
Extended
(help)
16 A, 20a
3 60
Title No. 1
. . . (focus).
30 A, 50a
Shaded .
French Ionic (h
... (hem)
emisphere).
25 A, 32a
480
" No. 4
...(folio).
30 A, 50a
3 50
20 A, 38 a
3 65
" Extended No. 3
(fort).
24 A, 24a
3 25
Geometric
(hercules)
12 A, .35 a
4 00
" Italic No. 1
(foreign).
20 A, 40a
2 90
2 45
German Title No. 1
(hemp).
12 A, 30a
3 60
" No. 2
. . (forest).
20 A, 30 .a
"^_No. 2
. . . (hence).
12 A, 30a
3 40
Venitian
(fox).
INK PEARL
. (founder).
15 A, 42a
24A
4 40
1 10
1 30
" Cond. No. 1.
. . (herald).
9A,30a
4 00
TWO-I
Condensed No. 1
" No. 2
{herl)).
9A,30a
2 50
Glyptic
(herd).
18A
255
Gothic No. 2
— (here).
15 A, 20a
2 75
Condensed No. 5
....(frost).
24A
" No.3
. ..(heresy).
20 A, 30a
2 .35
No. 5 : . . . .
■ . . (frown).
20A
1 20
" No. 9
. (hermit)
15 A, 15 A, 20 a.
2 85
(xii)
Price List of Printing Materia J.
F1CA.S.— Continued.
Gothic Condensed No. 1 ^^ . .^(hero).^40 A.^ ..^^ . . .^ . $2
" " " No. 3..... (heron). . 15 A, 50 a' 7. ... 2
No. 4~7777^ '(hide) . 20 A. 38 a 3
"No. 5 (hillock): -'Hi X, 38a 2
^/tii«> .. 24 A, 36 a 2
" No. 6^
Extra' Cond. No. 2
(hinder). .'&t\ A, b2& 3
Italic No. 1 (hinge.) 22 A, 32a^_. . ... 3
" ' No. 2. (hint). .22 A, 38a. . .72
20 A, 25 A.
. 8 A,'45a7
20 A, 30^
14A . ...
Gravers Shade (hireling).
(Jrotesqiie Gothic (hirst).
Grotesque Shaded (hiss).
Hancock Script (history).
Inclined Antique .(hitch)
Interline (hives).
Ionic r. ~.(iiobbie)~. 20A, 38a^
" No. 2 . . ^ . ._^_^. 77. (hoist) . . 16 A, 32 a
Italic Hairline (holder) . 8 A, 16 a.
" Ray . .T.T (holiday) .12X7 . . .
Latin Conden.sed. : (hollow). .30 A, 50a.
Latin Antique (holland) l."> A, 30 a.
Laurel : . (holocaust) . . 15 A
Law Italic (homage). .18 A, 40 a.
Light Celtic~T7rT .TT (home) . 25 A, 32 a !
Light-face (honest). ISA, 50a.
Extended (honey) 12 A, 18a.
Light Model lilaek (honorary) 12 A, 30 a .
Lithographic Italic (honor) 10 A, 25 a.
" "'Wir277:7...(hood) .12 a; 36 a^
" Slope 7j[hope) 7^ 14 A, 20 a .
Madisonian (horizon). . 6 A, 30 a.
Minster ."........". (hornet). .10 A, 27 a.
Model Black" .^777. (horror) '. 12 A, 30aT
" " Shaaed7:7r.~ (hostile). . 12 A, 30 a^
Modern Anticjue (hosting). 20 A, 40 a .
Monastic Condensed (hostler). .18 A, 18 a^
Norman Condensed (host). .12 A, 20 a.
Norman Italic (hostess) .16 A, 28 a.
Normanesque No. 2 (hospodar) . . 15 A
Normanesque No. 3 (hostage). .15 A, 15 a.
Note Italic No.~r ^"777777. (hotel) . . 18 A_7. 7'
" No. 2... r.('Ao(md>..18A724a.
Old Shaded Extended^ . .7 . . . (hour) . 6 A, 8a^
Italic Cond_7. 7.^/iovei/.15A720a.
" Style Cond. No. ^V. . .7. .(hover) 16 A, .32a.
. " " Shaded r7. . ..777. 7.7 (how). ■18A724a.
^7 J" Title7 ..:.... (howling). 22 A, 32a^
Orna. NoT 4 . . 7. (huddle) 10 A77 . . .
" No. 15 (huge)
No. 16 7.77 77 (hulky)
" No. 257. 77 .7 (hull).
" No. 26 (humming)
" No. 39 777. .^^ . (human).
Pen Text . .777 .7 .*: . .(humble).
Radiant 7(humidity).
" No. 2 (humorist) .
Ray Shade No. 2. (hump)
Roman Card font (hunch)
" Shade .(hundred) .
Runic (hungry).
Ruskin (hunks).
Schwabacher (hunter).
Skeleton Antique No. 2. . .(huntsman).
Slanting Shade (hurdle).
Sloping Black (hurl).
" Shaded (hurrah).
Telephone Gothic (hussar).
Tendril (hurricane).
Teutonic Title (hurry)
Title No. 1 (hurtful)
" No. 2 (husband) .
" No. 4 (hush).
" Italic No. 1 (husky).
" No. 2 ..(hustings)
Title Extended "No. 1 , .7Yhustle).
No. 3 .7 (ftui).
Treasury (hutch)
" Open (hux)
PICA M.— Continued:
Utility Script (hunt). . 8 A, 45a |3 15
Venitian
...(humor). 12 A, 32 a
4 36
TWO-LINE NONPAREIL.
Condensed No. 1 (hyson) 24 A
. 1 50
No. 2
— (hyena). .24 A
. 1 35
No. 5
. (hysteric). .2A A
. 2 20
No. 5
...(hybrid). 20 A
. 1 50
No. 6
.(hydrant) .20 A
. 1 65
No. 7
(hydraulic) 20 A
. 200
No. 8
(hyacinth). 2i A
. 3 10
Old Style Antique
.. Y/i.'/nd*V 24 A
. 2 85
Old Style Condensed
. (hymns). .30 A
. 2 70
No. 3
..(hyphen). IS A
1 80
" Half Title
(hypo). 16 A
. 1 80
ENGI,ISH X.
Antique Condensed No. 4 (ice). 18 A, 36 a
. 2 70
Black Condensed No. 2. . .
(idea). 10 A, dO a,
. 1 40
Boldface Black
(idiot). 8 A, 20a
. 3 40
Condensed No. 1
(ignorant). 10 A, 20a
1 40
" No. 4
...(illegal) .15 A, 30 a.
. 2 75
Extra Condensed No. 3
..(illness). 12 A, 24a
. 3 25
French Clarendon Shaded
. .. (image). 22 A, 32a
525
French Ionic
(imbecile) .15 A, 20 a
. 325
German Title Cond. No. 2
(imitate) . 8 A, 25 a
. 2 60
Gothic Condensed No. 5
(imbibe).. 20 A, 38 a.
2 75
Grotesque Gothic
(impeach). .15 A, 15 A
. 3 90
Ionic
(imperial) .15 A, 20a
. 2 60
Lithographic Slope
. . .(import). . 14 A, 20 a
. 480
Orna. No. 3 .'
(inch). 10 A
150
" No. 16
. 1 50
Pen Text
. . (income). . 4 A, 4 A, 25a.
. 4 70
Schwabacher. . . .'
. .(increase). . 9 A, 30 a
. 3 15
Slanting Shaded
...(induce). 18 A, 32a
. 460
Teutonic Title
.. (infant).. 8 A, 20a
. 420
TWO-LINE MINION.
Condensed No. 1 (ink). ISA
. 1 50
No. 5
(innocent) .20 A
. 205
No. 7
... (insect). 18 A
. 2 50
No. 8
. . (instant). 2A A
. 2 95
Old Style Half Title
. . (insure). 12 A
. 1 90
TWO-riNE BKEVIER J.
Antique Extended No. 3 (jade). .10 A
. 2 25
No. 4 .
....(jailer).. 8 A, 16a
550
Condensed No. 1
. . (jealous) .15 A
. 1 50
No. 5
(jelly). .18A
. 2 00
Doric
(jerk). 12 A,12a.
. 3 50
Extra Condensed
(jesting). .15 A
. 1 00
Filigree
. ...(jewel).. 6 A, 14a
. 4 35
Gothic No. 2
....(ji7igle)..15A,20a.
. 300
" Italic No. 1
. . (jockey) . 18 A, 25 a
3 50
No. 5
. ...(joirtt) .18 A
. 240
No. 7
(pke)..18A
. 250
No. 8
. (journal). .18 A
. 3 15
Old Style Antique
(journey). .20 A
. 3 75
Old Style Conden.sed
... (judge)..2iA
. 265
No. 3.
(juice).. 16 A
. 2 00
Parallel Shaded
.. (justice).. 5 A
. 2 25
GREAT
Aldine
PRIMER.— i.
( label). 12 A, '2i a
. 3 60
American
... /"Joftor;. .14 A, 18 a
. 3 65
Antique No. 2
(lace).. 8 A, 16a
. 250
No. 3
.. (lacking). 10 A,12a..... .
. 2 60
No. 6
...(ladder).iryA,'2ia.
. 3 50
" Condensed No. 1.
...(lading). 16 A, 20a
2 80
No. 2
(ladle) 15 A, 24a
. 3 50
No. 4
(lady). 15 A, 2ia,
. 3 30
" Extended No. 1. .
(lake).. 4 A, 8a
. 4 50
Ancient Shaded
. (lament). .10 A, 14a
. 6 25
Aquatint
....(lance). 10 A, 14 a
. 425
Arabesque
Armenian Extended
. .(landing). .10 A, 20a
(language). . 10 A, 10 a
. 160
. 400
Black No. 1
..(langor).. 6 A, 20a
. 1 90
" Condensed No. 2 . .
..(lantern) . 8 A, 20 a
. 1 75
(xiii)
Price List
of Pi
•intiny Material.
GREAT PRIMER.— X.
Black Conden.sed No. 3 (Uipel)
—Continued.
. 8A,16a
..fl 65
. 1 65
.5 00
GREAT PRIMER I.-
Madisoniau (liberty)
-Continued.
5 A, 16 a
.$3 00
" Orna. No. 3
(lapse)
. 8 A, 16a. . .
Maltese
(library)
. 6 A, 12a
. 3 75
" Inlaid ,
. . .(larceny).
. 8 A, 10a. . .
Open
Manhattan.
. (license).
..T. (lichen)
. 6 A. 12a
. 10 A, 15 a . ..
. 3 75
Boldface Black
(larder)
. 8A,18a
4 00
2 75
Celtic
(largest)
.10 A, 15a
. 3 30
Mezzotype :...•..
Minster
(lick).
. 5A, 10a
. 8A, 20a....\.
. 2 80
Caligraphic Script
(lark)
. 8A,50a
. 4 00
(lien).
. 460
Campanile
(last)
.10 A, 14a
. 2 90
Missal
(We)-
. 6 A, 10a
. 1 .50
Caxtonian
. . . .(lascar).
. 7A,10a
. 4 00
Model Black
....(lifting).
. 8A,20a
. 5 0(»
Celtic No. 2
...(lashing)
.10 A, 10 A
. 3 00
" Shaded. . .
(lightning).
. 8A, 20a
. 5 00
Condensed
(latch)
10 A, 15a
. 2 10
Modern Antique
Monastic Condensed
(light)
... (likiiy)
16 A. 24a
. 4 00
" Initials
(lately).
.10 A
2 75
14 A, 14 a
. 390
Chased Black
. . .(latitude)
. 8 A, 14a
. 4 50
Norman Condensed
(lily).
.10 A, 16 A
. 3 40
Circlet
— (lattice)
. 8A
3 25
Normanesque No. 2
Normanesque No. 3 .
Norman Italic
Note Italic No. 1
" No. 3
(lilt).
.12A
. 1 50
Clarendon
(laugh)
.15 A, 20a
. 2 65
. (limbate)
12 A, 12 a
. 2 60
Cloister
..(laureate),
(iaumonite)
12 A
3 15
(lillKltioil)
(limbs)
8 A, 12 a
2 95
Cloister Shade
.12 A..
. 3 30
18 A, 8a
. 4 50
Concave
(launch)
.14A
2 50
(lime)
12A, 8A, 18a. .
. 6 00
Condensed No. 1
. . .(laundry)
. 6 A, 12a
. 1 50
Old Style
(limit)
18 A, 12 A, 50 a
7 00
No. 4
(laurel)
.12 A, 24a .
. 3 20
" No. 2
(limpid)
ISA, 12 A, 50a.
. 7 20
Condensed Athenian . .
(laudation).
. 8 A, 8 A, 15 a
. 4 50
" " Cond. No. 2. ..
— (linden)
.10 A, 20a
. 3 25
Condensed Clarendon..
(laudanum).
.12 A, 8 a, 24 a
.12A, 16a; ...
;i2A.;.;;.
. 5 00
. 3 25
; 2 75
" Shaded
....(linger).
.15 A, 18a
. 7 25
Condensed Shade
. (laudable).
(lava).
Old Shade Italic Cond .
... (lining)
10 A, 12a
. 5 50
Cond. Cloister Sha^e.
Oma. No. 4
~" No.io.:;
" No. 11 .;.
.... (link).
.15A
. 2 aj
Copperplate
. (lavender).
.12 A
. 3 80
. (lion),
(liquid)
lOA
12 A ::
. 2 00
Italic
. (lavish).
.12 A. 60a
. 5 00
. 2 00
Copperplate Text
. . ..(lawful).
. 7 A, 12a. .
. 4 65
Parallel Shaded
Paysou Script
(lists),
(little)
. 5 A
. 2 &-)
Doric Shade
. . . (lawns).
. 8 A, 12 a
5 00
15 lbs
15 00
Eastlake
. . (lawsuit)
.10 A
. 2 :»
"
(liver)
. 3 A, 12a
. 2 50
Egyptian Extra Cond. . . .
— (lawyer).
.15 A, 24 a
. 2 00
. 4 65
6 00
Pen Text
(lively)
4A, 4A, 25a..
. 5 00
" Extended
. .(layman).
.12 A, 20a
lOA, 15a;. ..
Radiant
" No. 2
Ray Shade No. 2
Relievo No. 2
Rimmed Extra Condense
Ripple Text
(living).
.14 A
. 3 80
Sh^ed
(lead).
(loading).
.14 A
. 3 .50
Electric Italic
Epitaph
(leach).
..(laziness).
. 8 A, 24a
10 A ......'..'.
. 6 25
". 2 50
(load)
. ... (loaf)
d. . (loamy).
.12 A
.14A...:..
; 12 A, 18a..;...
8 A, 18a;; ...
.10 A, 20a;'
.10 A, 10 a
ISA
.10 A
8 A, 45a
8A.24a.;...
15 A, 30a;...'.
16 A, 24a.' ..
. 8 A, 20a..;.":;
. 5 65
. 3 70
Extra Condensed
...(leading).
.15 A
. 1 35
. 5 00
No. 3...
(leafy).
.12 A, 24a
3 85
(lobby)
3 95
Fancy Text
. . . (league).
.12 A, 32a
4 00
Roman No. 5
(lobster)
. 2 85
Fashion
...(leakage)
~.T. .(leaky).
. 8 A, 12a
5 00
Roman Shaded
(local).
5 25
Fashion Condensed ".
12 A, 18a. .
. 4 00
Runic
Ruskin
Script No. 2...
Script Text
Skeleton ,\ntique No. 2.
Slanting Shaded
(locket)
(locks)
(locust)
(lodgment)
. (lodge)
(lofty)
2 00
Franklin Ray Shade
(lean).
. 7A,10a
; 10 A, Ilia
.18 A, 24a .
.12 A. 14a
6 00
2 75
. 3 00
. 5 00
. 2 65
French Antique '. .
. . . (leaper).
. 5 20
" Clarendon
. .(learning).
5 00
" " lilxtended. ...^Jeasc;.
. 2 75
(leather).
— (leaves)
18 A, 27a.
10 A, 16 a
. 5 75
. 3 25
5 65
French Ionic
Sloping Black
" Shaded
Steel Plate Text
Telephone (Jothi<'
Tendril
Title No. 1 .r.7
" Extended No. 1.
No. 3..
(y>9)
. 4 75
German >fo. 5
— (lecture)
.24 lbs
. 9 12
(logic)
f!i)inh(ird)
( logiiifui )
(loitering),
(lonely)
(longing).
(lords)
8 A, 20a. ...
6 A. 14 a
12 A
8 A, 20 a.
10 A, 20 a
4 A, 8a
; 9 A, 14a.;....
. 4 75
" Title No. 2
" " Cond. No. 1
. . . (ledger)
.......(left)
. 7 A, 20a
. 7 A, 20 a
. 7 A, 20 a
14 A
. 3 00
6 00
3 15
2 95
3 00
3 00
. 3 00
3 60
3 75
2 10
' No. 2
. . . .(legacy).
4 60
Glyptic
(hgal)
. 3 65
Gtothic Condensed No. 1 .
. . .(legator).
:«) A
. 3 40
No. 3 .
. . (legend).
.18 A, 36a
.18 A, 24 a. ..
ISA. 24a
. 3 20
No. 4
. ..(legible).
" T^xt (lottery)
" " Ojjen (loudly)
Treasury (Uiviiuj)
Open (loyal).
Utility Script .(lucid)
Venitian (lucky).
TWO-LINE BOURGEC
Condensed No 1 ■ /Uiatf„n
. 8A,20a
. 8 A, 20 a..;...
7.\, 16 a;.';..;
7A, 16a; ;;.
. 8 A, 46a. '. ;..
.12 A, 32 a
I.S.
12 A
16 A
15 A ;
. 3 50
No. 5
. . (legion).
, 3 50
No. 6.
— (leisure).
18 A, 24 a
.24 A, 42a. ;..
18 A, 25a.
10 A
3 15
. 4 50
2 80
. 5 00
8 50
Extra Cond. No.
" Italic No. 2
Gravers Shade
2 — (lemon).
(lend)
. ..(length).
350
; 5 75
7 00
Grotesque Shaded
. . .(lenient).
. ..(lending).
.... ..(lent).
12 A, 20 A
. 5 25
4 15
5 00
. 4 30
. 4 25
Grotesque (Jothic
12 A, 12 a. . .
; 8A, 25a
7 6 A, 14a. ...
loA. ;....;;;
. 1 .')(>
Hancock Script
No. 5
No. 5
(luxury)
(lumber).
2 00
Illuminated
Interline
. . (leopard)
(lessee).
. 2 40
Ionic
. ..(lessons).
lOA, leaT.TT .:
' 3 00
; 4 00
Old Style Half Title ... . . ; 7. (luther). .10 A . .
PARAGON.— 3r.
Antique Extended No. 3 (mace) 10 A
2 45
" No. 2
(letter)
10 A, 20a
" Compressed
.. . (lettuce).
ISA, 30a
10 A, 20 a
5 40
. 2 50
5 00
Italic Title
(level).
3 25
" Ray
(lever).
8 A, 10 a
Clarendon
(machine).
12 A, 18a
. 2 85
Latin
(levity).
. 15 A, 25 a
. 4 00
Extended
Doric
. . (nuidam).
(magic)
. 6A, 8a
4 00
" Antique
. (levigate).
(levy).
12 A, 18 a
24 A, 36a;
. 3 80
4 05
10 A, 12a
4 50
" Condensed
Extra ('ondensed No. 3
Filigree .7 ...7;. ....;.
. (magnet).
. (majesty).
10 A, 20 a
6 A, 14a.....
4 35
Laurel
(lewd)
10 A, 10 a
. 3 50
590
Light Celtic
. . .(lexicon).
.14 A, 20a
. 4 10
French Clarendon Extend. . (malice)
7 A, 10a
5 20
Light-face
. .(liable)
.18 A, 36a
10 A. 20 a
. 5 25
. 5 00
Gothic _
" Condensed No. 1 . . .
. (manage).
8A,12a
3 25
. . (liability)
Light Model Black
. (mansion) .
24A
8 00
Lithographic Italic
(liar).
. 8 A, 18a
6 00
. 7 50
No. 3
(mantle).
12 A, 24a
3 40
" No. 2.
. . . (libel).
8A,24a
" Italic No^l..
Oma.......
(marble).
. (nKU-ghi)
14A,20a
4 10
Slope
. . (liberal).
10 A, 14 a
. 5 60
12 A
2 iJO
(xiv)
Price Lwt of Printiiu/ Material.
PARAGON — M.—Co>
Model Script (master).
tinned.
. 6A, .")0a .
.no 00
DOUBLiE SMALL, PICA.-
Normanesque No. 8 . ( noiMUon)
-N.— Continued
lOA.lOA
.$3 25
Norman Condensed
— (medal).
. 8 A, 12 A ... .
. 4 00
Norman Italic
(nonchalent).
6 A, 8 a
. 2 95
Old Shade Extended. .
.(medium).
. .5 A, 6a...
.. 7 .50
Note Italic No. 1
(nonsuit).
. 8A, 6a
. 4 75
Orna. No. 6
. (member).
. 8A
. 2 00
" No. 2
. ..(noontide).
. 8A, 12a
. 6 50
" No. 11
. (memory).
. 8A
.. 2 00
Old Style
(noose)
.12 A, 8 A, 24 a.
. 6 30
" No. 21
.(merchant).
. 8A:...
.. 2 00
" No. 2
(normal).
.18 A, 12 A, 24 a.
. 7 70
" No. 23
..(mercury)
. 6A, 6a....
.. 3 00
" " Shaded
(notes).
.12 A, 16a
. 7 50
Roman
.. (method)
10 A, 20a....
3 90
Orna. No. 5
(notary).
. 6A
. 2 00
Riniic
. . (meteor).
.12A
.200
" No. 6
(notch)
. 6A
. 200
Teutonic Title
. (minstrel).
. 8A,20a
.. 5 30
" No. 9
— (nothing).
. 6A
. 2 00
TWO-LIN
E LONG PRIMEK.
(monarch) .12 A
.. 1 60
" No. 11
(iwtice).
. 8A
. 200
Condensed No. 1
" No. 12
^....(notify).
. 6A
. 2 00
No. 5
. . .(minute)
lOA i...
.. 2 20
" No. 13
Parallel Shaded
(notions).
6A
4A
. 2 00
. 2 75
Old Style Antique ...
Old Style Condensed. . .
. . (mirror)
.. (melody).
18 A
. . 4 50
Pen Text
(noun).
. 3A, 3A, 20 a.
r52d
18A . . ...
CA — y.
12A, 24 a. .-
T. 2 70
. . 4 20
Roman No. 2
(nourish).
10 A, 20 a
. 4 30
" " " "
MAtIi PI
. . . (nabob).
Shaded
— (novelty).
6 A, 6 A
5 15
DOUBLE S
Schwabacher
(novice).
5 A, 15a
. 3 15
Aldine
Script No. 2
(nozzle).
5A,40a
. 6 75
Antique No. 3
(nag)
8 A, 10 a
. 2 75
" No. 7
(nucleus).
9A, 50a
10 00
" Condensed No. 2
(nail).
.18 A, 24 a
.. 4 80
Script Text
. .(nudation)
8A, 20a
. 5 00
No. 4.
. . . (naked)
.12 A, 18 a
. 3 00
Skeleton Antique No. 2.
(nude)
15 A, 30a
. 5 00
" Extended No. 4
. . .. (name)
6 A, 12a
.. 6 60
Slanting Shaded
. . (nuisance)
12 A, 20a
. 5 90
(nankeen)
10 A
,. 2 50
Sloping Black
. . . (nullify).
8 A, 18a
6 00
Black No. 1
. . (napkin).
. 4A, 8a. .
1 95
" Shaded . .
— (number).
8 A, 18a
. 6 00
" No. 4
. (narrate).
. 8 A, 16a
.185
Spencerian Script
. (numerate).
. 9A,50a
.13 65
" Condensed No. 8 . . .
..(narrow).
. 6 A, 15a. ...
.. 2 00
Title Text
. (numerous).
8 A, 20a
. 4 30
Inlaid
(nasal).
. 8A,18a
. 6A,15a . :.
.. 6 40
.2 00
" Open ,.
— (nuptial).
. 8A,20a
. 4 30
" Orna. No. 3
. (nation).
" No. 2...
— (nursery).
8A,20a
. 4 20
Boldface Black
..(nativity)
. 6 A, 16a. . .
.. 4 00
Treasury
— (nurture).
. 6 A, 14a
. 3 90
Celtic Initials
(naughty)
(navigate).
. 8A
. 6 A, 12a
. 3 50
. . 5 00
" Open
(nustle)
. 6 A, 14a
. 3 90
Chased Black
TWO-LINE SMALL PICA.
Condensed No. 5 (nut). .12 A.
Circlet
— (naval).
6A .
3 50
. (navy).
. 8 A, 16a....
.. 3 00
. 2 25
Cloister .
(naze).
10 A
". . 3 95
No. 5
(nutmeg)
10 A
. 2 10
(neap)
10 A
.. 4 00
No.8
. ..(nutshell).
12A
. 3 25
Concave
.(neatness).
.12A
.. 3 10
Old Style Cond. No. 3. . .
(nutriment).
.10 A
. 2 70
Cond. Cloister Shade. . .
...(nearly).
10 A
.. 3 05
" Half Title
(nymph).
. 8A
. 3 20
Condensed Clarendon. . .
.. (nebula).
8 A, 16 a
.. 3 60
DOUBLE PICA.-
American (pacific).
-:p.
.10 A, 14a
< 'onden.sed Shade
Condensed No. 4
(necessary),
(necessity).
8A, 12a. ...
.12Ar24a.."..
.10 A, 60 a.....
.. 3 25
.. 3 40
.. 5 75
. 4 90
Copperplate Italic
..(needful).
Ancient Shade
(paddle).
. 7 A, 10 a
. 6 25
Text
. . . (needle).
. 6A, 10a. ...
. . 4 75
Antique No. 2
— (pageant).
. 8A,12a
. 3 80
Egyptian Shaded ,
(negative).
. 6 A, 10a. . .
.. 5 40
No. 3
(pain)
. 8 A, 10a.......
3 40
Fancy Text
. ..(neglect)
.10 A, 27a. .
.. 4 30
No. 6
Extended No. 1
(palace).
~77T( palfrey).
.10 A, 16a
. 4A, 4a
. 5 00
Fancy Text Shaded
....(negro).
.10 A, 27a....
.. 4 30
. 5 75
Fashion
(neighbor)
6 A, 10 a
. 6 00
No. 3
(palm).
6A
. 3 00
French Antique
. (nephew).
lOA, 16a ...
. 3 90
Aquatint
. .(pamphlet).
. 7A, 10a
. 555
Clarendon Shaded (nerve)
14 A, 20a. .
.5 80
Boldface Celtic
(panic).
. 8 A, 12a
4 35
" " Extended . . . (nesh).
. 5A, .7a
.. 5 20
Campanile
(pansy).
. 7 A, 10a
. 3 65
French Ionic
..(nervous).
10 A, 20a
. 4 75
Caxtonian :
.(pantaloon)
5A, 7a
. 5 10
German
(nest).
.24 lbs
.912
Celtic No.2
— (panther)
8 A, 8 a
. 450
" No. 5
. . (netting).
.24 lbs ,
.. 9 12
" Condensed
(paper).
. 6 A, 10a
. 2 60
" Title No. 2
. . (neutral).
7A,20a
.. 4 75
Concave
(parade).
lOA
. 3 50
" Cond. No. 2.
(never).
. 7 A, 20a.
4 00
Condensed Athenian..
. .(parodox)
6 A, 6A,10a.
. 5 85
Gothic Condensed No. 5.
(news).
.18 3,24a..
. 4 15
Condensed No. 1
...(paradise)
. 4A, 8a
. 1 50
(Grotesque Gothic
. . . .(nncel).
.lOA.lOA .
.. 4 40
Copper-plate
(parcel).
8A
. 4 90
Hancock Script
(next).
....(nibble).
— (nicety).
. 6A. 30a ..
.. 5 00
Doric Shaded
Double Scored Gothic7r
(pardon).
(parent).
6A, lOa
10 A, 20 A
6 .50
Ionic
.10 A, 16 a
.. 3 75
. 400
" No. 2
lOA, 20a. ..
.. 5 25
Eastlake
... (parget).
7A
. 2 80
" Compressed
(nickel)
r2A, 24a. .•.
. 4 50
'.'~ 365
Egyptian Extended
(parish).
. 8 A, 12a
4 90
Italic Gothic No. 2
(niece).
.18 A, 24 a...
" Extra Condensed (park).
Engravers Text No. 2 (parlor).
.12 A, 18a
. 8 A, 12a..::.'
. 2 00
" Ray
(night).
. 7A, 8a....
.. 5 25
. 4 00
" Title
...(nimble).
. 8A, 16a. ..
.. 2 70
Epitaph
(parody).
7 A
. 3 25
Latin
(nine).
10 A, 15a....
.. 3 60
Extra Condensed
(parrot).
15 A
. 1 85
Light Celtic
(noble).
lOA, 14a. ..
.. 4 40
No. 3..
(parson).
. 8 A, 15a
. 4 80
Light-face
. . .(nobody).
.18 A, 36a. ..
.. 6 20
Fahnestock
. . .(parting).
8A
. 3 00
", Extended
. . .(noctum).
(nod).
... (nodule)
. 8 A, 12a. .
. 8A,T6a .
. 4 25
" 7 00
Fashion Condensed No.2 (partition).
6A, 10a
. 5 00
Light Model Black
Filigree
Franklin Ray Shade
(partner).
5A, 5A
. 6 60
Lithographic Italic
. 6 A, 12a.
. 6 00
— (passage).
. 6A, 8a
. 7 50
Slope
(noise)
. 7 A," 14a....
. . 6 15
French Clarendon
— (passion).
12 A, 18a
16 A, 60a
. 440
Maltese
. (nominal).
. 5 A, 10a... .
. . 4 25
German
(patient)
12 45
" Open
. (nominee).
. 5A, 10a. ..
.. 4 25
Glyptic
Gothic .7.. .....
... (pattern)
(pecwh) .
10 A
3 70
Model Black
. .(rumplvs)
. 10 A, 16a .
. 7 00
. 8A,12a.. ..
12A... :.::..:.
. 4 .50
" Shaded
. (nonsense).
.10 A, 16a. .
.. 7 00
" Condensed No. 1.
(pebble)
. 2 25
Modern Antique
. . .(noodle).
.12 A, 20 a .
. 4 ."lO
No. 3.
(pencil)
12 A, 24 a
. 4 60
Xorinanes(iue No. 2
(niKik)
l(t.\
. 1 80
No 6.
(penny).
.12 A, 29 a
. 4 05
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Price List of Printing Mnterinl.
DOUBLE PI
Gothic Extra Cond No 1
CA.— P.— C
. (pension) .
(people)
ontinued.
10 A
$1 50 i
DOUBLE ENC
Clarendon
Extended .
Cloister
il.lSW..—lt.— Continued.
(rattle) . 8 A, 16a. . .,
. . (ravine). 6 A, 8a
$4 40
" No. 2
18 A, 32a
. 6 20
6 50
Gravers Shade (perfection). .
8A
. 600
. 1 20
. 5 25
.5 05
. 5 00
. 2 20
.4 50
.4 50
(raving). . 7 A
. 4 ;i5
Grecian
(peril).
. (permit)
(pewter).
(picture).
8A
5A, 10a. ...
7 A
10 A. 12a
6A, 18a. ....
18A, 24a.. ...
8 A, 8 a,...."
Cloister Shade
(ravenous) 7 A
. 4 45
Illuminated
Interline
Ionic
Concave
Cond. Cloister Shade. . . .
Condensed Clarendon. . .
(ravish). . 8 A
(raw) . 7 A
(rays) . 8 A, 15 a
3 80
. 3 80
. 4 60
Italian Text
. . (vioeonl.
Condensed Shade
. (razor) . . 6 A, 10 a
. 4 00
..(pilgrim).
Latin Condensed
Condensed No. 4
. ...(reader ).. 10 A, 16 &
. 4 20
Laurel
...(pilfer) .
Copperplate Text
. .(ready).. 4 A, 8 a
. 5 50
Legend
Manhattan
(pilchard)
. . . (pillow).
16 A
8 A. 12a.....
. 3 00
. 3 85
. 4 15
. 5 75
Engravers Text
" Ornate..
Fancy Text
" Shaded
. . (reasons). . o A, 12 a
— (receiit). . 5 A, 12 a
.(reception). . 8 A, 18 a. . : .
....(recital).. 8 A, 18 a.:.. . .
5 00
5 00
Mezzotype
Minster
(pillar).
(pilot).
4A, 8a. ...
6 A, 14a
: 5 40
. 5 40
Missal
. (pioneer)
4A,10a
. 225
French Antique
" Clarendon
" " " Shaded
. (reckless).. 6 A, 8a
.. ..(record). lb A, 16a
.. ^re/tt(/e>.. 10 A, 14 a. r,...
4 60
Monastic Condensed
. . (pirate).
10 A, 10 A
5A, 8a.'....
8 A .........
.4 45
. 4 25
: 2 00
. 3 50
. 5 25
Norman Condensed
. (planet).
. 7 00
Nornianesque No. 2 . .
Normanesque No. 3
. . . (plank).
. . . (plasm) . .
French Ionic
German
" No. 5
.(refusal).. 6 A, 12a
. ..(regard). 16 A, to A... .
. . (register). .24 lbs
. 6 30
.16 75
8A, 8a:.:..
Old Style
. . (plaster).
8 A, 6 A, 16 a
6A,12a. ...
. 6 00
. 3 70
. 9 12
" Cond. No. 2
(plum).
" Title No. 2
'• Cond. No. 2.
Gothic Condensed No. 5
" Extra Cond. No. 2
ionic No. 2
Compressed
Italic
" Gothic No. 2
•' Ray
Latin ,
Light-face
Light Model Black
Maltese
Open
Missal .
Model Black
" Shaded
Modern Antique
Norman Italic
Old Style
" " Shaded
Oma. No. 13
" No. 14
" No. 16
" No. 18
" No. 22
" No. 26
Parallel Shaded
Pen Text
Roman No. 3
Script No. 4
.Script Text
Skeleton Antique No. 2
Slanting Shaded
Sloping Black
" Shaded ..
Spencerian Script
Steel Plate Text
Teutonic Title
Title Text
" Open
Title Text Open No. :!
Treasury
Open
TWO-
Condensed No. 1
" No. 5.
Old Style Cond. No. :;
'• " Half Title
TWO-LI
Old Style Cond. No. 3.
DOUBLE G
Aldine
American
....(regret).. 4 A, 10a
. . (regular). . 4 A, 10a
. ..(remark) li A, 18 &..^..
...(remedy) .14 A, 20a. . . ..
(remnant). 6 A, 12 a
. 4 85
" Shade Italic Cond
..(plunder).
8 A, 10a
7 00
. 4 10
Oma No 16
. . .(plunge).
6A
. 2 00
. 5 00
" " 17
— (plural).
8A
. 200
. 5 50
» " 19 -....
. . (poems).
6A
. £50
. 5 50
(poetry).
. . (point).
4A
. 2 00
. 3 00
. 2 50
. . (remorse). . 8 A, 16 a
. (removal). . 7 A, 12 a
(repair). .10 A, 14 a. ...
. . . .(repeal). . 5 A, 6 a
(request) .10 A, 15 a —
(rescue). .12 A, 24 a
(resemble) . 5 A, 12 a
..(reserve) . 4 A, 8 a.
(resident). . 4 A, 8a
. (respect) 4 A, 12a
(result) . 5 A, 12a
(retail) 5 A, 12 a.
(rrtire). WA, ICu
(retrospect) . 5 A, 6 a . .
. . (revenge). : 8 A, 6 a, 16 a.
. (rigging) .10 A, 12 a
(righteous). . 4 ,\
(riot) 4 A
(risk).. 4 A
(rivalry . 4 .\
(rivulet).. 4 A
(robin) 4 A, 6 a
" " 25
12 A
. 4 65
" " 26
. . (poison) .
4A
. 4 50
" 27
(poker)
6A
. 250
. 6 80
" 30
(policy).
6A
. 2 50
5 80
" 33
(polish).
6A
. 200
6 :w
Payson Script
....(polite).
15 lbs
.18 50
7 50
"
...(pontiff).
3A,12a. ...
. 3 50
4 75
Penman Script, with lower case No. 1
(pope)
.24 32
4 75
" "
" No. 2
" No. 1
(portrait)
(poplar)
22 40
. 2 80
" " " "
Find 2. . (port).
.29 76
. 7 50
Radiant
10 A
4 50
7 50
" No 2
(position)
10 A
4 10
Ray Shade No. 2
(postage) .
(practice).
(praise).
...(prayer)
10 A . . .
. 9 15
. 4 80
.. 4 55
3 30
10 A
6 80
8 50
" No. 2
10 A
Rimmed Extra Cond
. 8A,12a....
. 6 A, 14a
. 8A,16a
..600
..5 15
.. 4'65
2 00
Ripple Text
(pretty).
■2 00
Roman
(pride).
. . (prince)
(printer)
■2 .50
Round-face Script
3 A, 10a
..800
2 50
Runic
12A
7A
..5A, lOii
8A
6 A 14 a
2 85
:! 2.">
I 2.')
. 2 <•)•">
5 60
. 2 50
Ruskin
Steel Plate Text
(prior).
. . . (prism).
..(prisnge)
. . (private).
(prisoner).
(problem).
(process).
(produce).
(promise)
4 00
3 05
Telephone Gothic
(rosebud) 3 A, 3 A, 20 a
(rotary).. 8 A, 16 a
(route.").. 8 A, :?0a.
(rudeness) . 6 A, 16 a
(roving). .12 A, 24 a
8 40
Teutonic Title
Title Extended No. 1
" Text
. 6 A, 14a
. 4A, 8a
6 A, 14 a
5 70
.. 6 00
.. 4 85
12 00
6 IMJ
. 4 75
" " Open
' No. 3
6 A, 14a
6 A, 14 a
12A
-.485
4 85
. . 2 .35
.2 10
. . (royalist) . 8 A, 14 a
(rubber) 5 A, 10 a. ...
(ruby) . 5 A, 10a
(rudiment) 8 A, 30 a. .. .
.. (rudder) 4 A, 8 a .
. (ruffian) . 5 A, 10 a. .
(ruins), . 6 A, 14 a
(ruler).. 6 A, 14a
(rumor) 6 A, 14a
(rural) 5A, 10a
(rushing). 5 A, 10a. .
UNE KNGLLSII.
(rustic) 6 A
(ruthle-fg) 10 A
(rusk). S A
(rut) 6 A
NE COI.U.MBIAN.
(rye) .6 A
BEAT PRIMER — S.
(sabre). 8 A, 12 &
(s-ack) 6 A, 8a
.. 6 60
. 6 60
TWO
-UNK PICA.
(proverb)
(prompt)
(proiid).
provender)
. 6 60
.14 40
No. 5
. 8A
. . 4 75
.. 6 85
5 75
. . 5 75
No. 8
Old Style Antique /
12 A
12 A
4 f)0
1 fi.')
•J 95
.. 6 40
.. 5 65
..500
.. 4 00
'. . 7 05
Old Style Condensed
(province).
.12A
DOUBLE
Aldine
Antique Condensed No. 2
ENGLISH.— Jf.
(rabbit) .10 A, 16 &
frace; 12 A, 18 a
. 4 95
4 95
Antique Condensed No. 4
Extended No. 3
— (racket).
. (radical).
.10 A, 16a
. 5A ....'
4 A, 8"a
. 2 25
No. 4.
(raffle)
(raft)
(raging).
(rainbow).
(rally)
3 20
. 7A
.. 3 00
3 60
Black ('ondensed No. 2 . .
. 4A, 8a:. ..
77 216
. 3 a5
No. 3.
Inlaid
. 4A, 6a
5 A, 10 a..;.:
. 2 10
.. 6 55
" Orna. No. 3 .
(ram).
. 4A. 6a.. -.
.. 2 10
3 60
Bold-face Black
Celtic
(random),
(range).
. 6 A, 12a
. 6 A, 10 a
.. 6 20
7 5 80
Celtic No. 2 ...
Chased Black
(rank)
. (mscal)
. 6A, 6a
. 5 A, 8 a
.. 5 30
. 5 50
.. 8 20
. 5 ti(^
(xvi)
Pr'ive List of Printing Material.
DOUBLE GKEAT PKIMEI^-A' Continued.
Ancient Shaded. (saddle). .4 A, (i a $7
Antique No. 6 (safety) 7 A, 12a 6
Cond. No. 1 (saint). .9A 3
" No. 2 ^satorj// .8 A, 11 a 5
Aquatint (salmon) 5 A, 7 a 7
Black Condensed No. 2 (sample) A A, 8 a 3
" No. 3 (sanction) A A, 6a 3
Inlaid (sanguine) .4 A, 7 a 6
" Orna. No. 3 (sapling). .4 A, 6 a 2
Boldface Borussian (sardine) .4 A, 7a 5
" Celtic (satin). .4 A, 6a 5
Campanile (savage,). .4 A, 6 a 4
Caxtonian (saviour) .4 A, 6 a 7
Celtic Condensed (saw) .8 A, 12 a 5
Initials (scalp). .6 A 4
Clarendon (scandal) .4 A, 8 a 5
Cloister (scanning) .b A 4
Cloister Shade (scanty) .5 A 4
(scamp). 6 A 3
. 3
Concave
Condensed No. 1 (scarlet). .4 A, 8a
" No. 4 (scenery). .8 A, 12 a 0
Condensed Athenian '. (scent) .4 A, 4 a, 8a. 7
Condensed Clarendon (sceptre) i^ A, 16 a, 6
Cond. Cloister Shade (schedule) 5A 4
Doric (scheme) 6 A, 10 a 5
" Shaded (scholar) Jy A, 8a 9
Double Scored Grottilc (school). . 6 A, 12 a 4
Eastlake , . .(schoolhouse) . . 5 A 3
pjgyptiaii Extended (schooner). .5 A, 8a 6
Extra Cond .
Engravers Text
" No. 2 - .
" Ornate
Epitapli
(science) 8 A, 12a 3
(scouting). .5 A, 8 a 5
. (scratch). .1 A, 4Q& 5
. (scripture). .5 A, 8a 5
(scrubbing) .5 A 4
Extra CJondensed (score) . 10 A 2
No. 3 (sculptor). 6 A, i2a. 6
Fahnestock (seaside) 6 A 4
P'ancy Text (secret). .6 A.ri2a7.7. _ V 5
" Shaded (section). .& A, \2B.7r.....b
Fashion (Condensed (selfish) .HA. 8a 5
Filigree (senate) A A, 7a.' 7
French Clarendon (sentence) 8 A, 12 a 6
" " Shaded (serene) 7 A, 10 a 7
Antique (servant). A A, 6a 5
German Title No. 2 (sexton) 3 A, 6a 4
GrOthic Condensed No. 3 {sheep) W A, 16 a 5
" Extra Cond. No. 2 (shelter) 14 A, 20&.. ./.. e
Gravers Shade (sheriff) 6A 8
Illuminated . (shield) . .4 A, 7 a 6
Interline (shilling) .^ A 7
Ionic (shingle) .6 A, 8a 6
" No. 2 (shock) .4 A, 8 a....... 5
Compressed (shoulder) .8 A, 12& 5
Italic (shower) .4 A, 8a 3
Latin (show). .8 A, 12 a.. 6
" (Condensed (shot) 10 A, 14 a 5
Laurel ( shroud ) .ti A, 6 A. 5
Legend (shrove).lO A 3
Lightfacc ^s/«rM6/ .8 A, 16 a. . . . . . . 7
Liglit .Model Black (sick) '> A. 10 a... . . . . 7
Litliographic Italic No. 2 (siege) 5 A, 10 a 8
Manhattan (sift) .6 A, 10a. . . ... 6
Mezzotyi)e (side) .HA. 5a 4
Model Script (sights). .16 lbs 13
" " (signs). '^ A, 10 a, 6
Modern Antique (sighing). 8A, 12a 7
Monastic Condensed (signature). .7 A, 7 a 5
Norman Condensed (sigrud). .4 A, 6 A 5
Normanesque No. 2 (signifij) 6 A • 2
Normanesque No. 3 (signet). 6 A, 6 a 4
Old Style (silence). .8 A, 6 A, 16 a . . .11
" No. 2 (silk). .8 A, 6 A, 16 a. . . 9
" Condensed No. 2 (silver). .4 A, 8 a 4
Orna. No. 1 (simple). .4A 3
" No. 13 (sincere). .6 A 2
" No. 14 (sinful) 4A 3
■■ No. 18 (singular) 4 A 3
DOUBLE GREAT PRIMER.— S.—Oo«<i«Mec/.
Orna. No. 19 (sister). .6 A |3
Parallel Shaded (sketch). .3 A 3
Payson Script No. 1 (skill) le lbs 12
No. 2 (skirmish) 15 lbs. . r...T. .712
" . ."r7.7.r..T~ .7 .7 lsla.b).3 A, 128^77. ... 5
Radiant (slack) .5 A 5
" No. 2
. (slander).
.5A.
.. 4 30
Ray Shade No. 2
(slanting).
.7A.
...14 25
Relievo
. (slavery).
7^: '..(slice).
.5A
. 5 35
Rimmed Extra Condensed
.6 A,
8a.. .
... 6 50
Ripple Text :.. ..
..(slipper).
.5 A,
10a....
... 6 95
Roman No. 2
... (slope).
.4 A,
8a....
... 5 15
No. 3 .
(slumber).
.4 A,
8a....
... 5 20
Ruskin
(smile).
.5A.
... '4 05
Sloping Black
. . (smoke).
.4 A,
7a. ..
... 6 60
" Shaded
(smooth).
4 A,
7a.
... 6 60
Teutonic Title ,..
— (social).
.4 A,
7a...
... 7 10
Title Text
(softness).
.5 A,
10a...
...580
" Open
...(soldier).
5A,
10a... .
... 5 80
" No. 3
. .(solemn).
.5A,
10a... .
... 580
Treasury
. (sparkle).
4 A,
8a....
. 5 55
" Open
. . (speech).
4 A,
8a...
... 5 55
TWO-LINE GREAT PRIMER.
Condensed No. 1 (sphere) . 6 A 3
jj" No. 2 (spirit). .6A 2
" No. 5. (sponge). .6 A 2
DOUBI-E PARAGON.— T.
Antique Extended No. 4 ..^ (tab).SA, 6a 10
Armorial (tabby). .5 A 4
Boldface Black : (tabernacle) . .4 A, 8a 6
Chased Black .7 .77. ..( tablet] 7.4 A, "Wei. .7
Cloister . .^^.^ . ^._. (take). .5 A. 5
Cloister Shade '. .(tdJlness) . .5 A 6
Cond. Cloister Shade (talent). .5 A. 77777777775
Conden.sed Clarendon — (talkaiivej..8A,VZa, 8
Condensed No. 1 (tailor). .47a, 4a 5
No. 2 (talking). .4 A, 4 a 3
Doric 7. fto%/.6A7l0a 7
Double Scored Gothic (tallotv). .4 A, 8 A 5
Egyptian Extra Condensed (tanner). .8 A, 12a 4
Extra Condensed No. 3.^. . . . (target). 5 A, 10 a 5
Fancy Text ..7.'. ........ (tariff). 5 A, 10a777.775_
" " Shaded 7 7. .7 7 . . . (tasty). .5 A, lOa.777.77 5"
Franklin Ray Shade (tavern). .4 A. 6a 10
French Clarendon Shaded. . (taxation). .7 A, 10a 9
Frencli Ionic (taxidermist) 6 A, 10a i)
German Title No. 2 (teacher). .3 A, 6 a 4
" Cond. No. 2 (temper) 3 A, 6a. 4
Gothic Condensed No. 3 (tenant) . . 8 A, 12 a 6
" " No. 5 ^tender/ .6 A, 10 a '..i
Extra Cond. No. 2. . . (tiianks). .8 A, 14 & 5
Heading Script, with lower case No. 1 .. . (theatre) 15
" ,"2^...(theor!/) 14
" " 3. 7.7 .('i/wnik;^. ...13
" l,2,S..(tliistle):_.. 25
Laurel (thorax). .5 A, 5 a 5
Legend (thural). .6A_. .^. . .^. .. 4
Missal (thorn). 4 A, 8a. . . . .7.$4
Modern Antique (thought) . 6 A, 10 a 8
Monastic Condensed (thrash). .6 A, 6 A .5
Old Style (thriving) .6 A, iOa. 7777 7 8
" " Cond. No. 2 (throng). 3 A, (ia 4
Payson Script . . . .^^j.. . . . . (tidings) . 16 lbs. . . ^^. .^^^ .12
(time).
.3A,10a
. 550
Pen Text
(tokens).
.3A, 3 A, lOa.
.5 A..... .7 ...
. 9 00
Relievo No. 2
(tongue).
6 m
Runic
(torment)
.4A, 6a.;....
. 4 00
Script Text
...(torpedo). .
5 A, 10a.
. 800
Skeleton Antique No. 2 . .
(tourist).
.8 A, 16 a
. 600
Spencerian Script
Title Text
^.^..( tragedy).
(traitor).
.5A,25a
.'4 A, 7 a.. 7..
.20 00
.5 30
" Open
(tranquil).
.4A, 7a
. 5 m
' No. 3.
(traveler).
.4A, 7a
. 5 30
TWO-LINE PARAGON.
Condensed No. 1 (treasure). .4 A
" No. 5 (tribute) .5 A
(xvii)
Price Lint of Printing Material.
THREK-LINE PICA V.
Script No. 3 (uniform). .5 A, ij a $11 -JO
FOUR-UNE
Script
SMALL, PICA F.
(victory). .6 A, 3 A, 24 a
.21 00
FOUR-I.INE PICA — W.
Antique CondNo. 2 (wages). .5 A, 8a
. 7 75
" No. 2 [Canon] . (wagon). .5 A, 8 a
. 7 00
Condensed No. 1
..(ivakeful). .4 A
. 3 50
No. 4
(wallet). 5 A, 8a
. 8 00
Condensed Clarendon
. (wallop) .e, A, 10a
. 9 85
Doric
Egyptian Extended
...(walnut) .4 A, 6a
.. (walrus) ..A \, 6a
. 9 00
. 9 90
" Extra Cond
(warbling) .. 6 A, 8 a
5 25
Engravers Text No. 2
. (warden). .5 A, 8a
. 600
Epitaph [Canon] (warehouse). 3 A
6 00
Extra Condensed
(warlike) 6 A
. 2 40
" " [Cpnon]
. (warmth) .8 A
. 4 00
No. 3 .. . .
(warning). 4 A, 8 a
. 6 50
Fahnestock
. (warrant). .4 A
. 6 50
Fancy Text
(watchful) . .4 A, 7a
. 7 20
" Shaded
..(weapon). 4 A., 7a
. 7 20
French Antique
. ..(weight). i A., 4 a
. 8 25
" [Canon] . .
(welcome). A A, 5 a
. 8 20
" Clarendon
. (western) 6 A, 8a
. 9 00
Shaded.
— (whale). b A, 7a — ..
10 60
French Ionic
Filigree
.. ..(whirl). 4 A, 6 a
. (%ohi»per)..ZA., 5a
.12 50
.10 20
German
..fwcfcet;. 6A, 10a
.10 45
Gothic
. ..(wiUow)..4X
. 5 00
" Condensed No. 3. .
...(winter).^ A, \Q&
. 7 75
Extra Cond. No. 2
(wisdom). 7 A, 10 a
. 7 25
Grecian
...(wisely). 4 A.
. 2 35
Ionic
.. (witness) 4 A, 6 a
. 8 85
" [Canon]
(wolJ).%A, 8a
.10 00
" Compressed
(woods) 8 A, 12 a
.11 00
Latin Condensed
(wool) & A, 10a
. 6 30
Missal [Canon]
(wordless). .4 A, 4a
. 500
Modern Anti<jue ....
(word) HA, 8a
. 9 00
Old Style
(working). 6 A, 8a
. 9 75
" No. 2
. . (world) . .6 A, 8 a
. 9 25
Orna. No. 1
. (worship). .4 A
. 350
- " No. 3
. (worthy). 4 A
. 250
" No. 21
. . (wound). .4 A
. 3 25
Roman No. 3 .'
.(wrapper). 4 A, 4 a
. 630
Script Text
Skeleton Antique No. 2. . .
.. (wrath) .4 A, 8a
...YwecA;;..6A, 12 a
. 9 50
. 6 25
Title Text
. (wrinkle). 3 A, 6a
. 6 85
" " Open
...(writer). 3 A, 5a
. 685
MVE-tENE PICA.— F.
Condensed No. 1 (yacht). ■I A., 4 a
. 8 00
Doric ,
(yawl). 4 A, 6a
.. 9 75
Egyptian Extra Condensed
(year) 5 A, 8 a
..725
German No. 1
.. (yemng)..4A, 8a
.12 76
Gothic Extra Condensed
(yeoman). .6 A
..500
Heading Script, with lower case No. 1 — (yield)
.17 50
"
" No. 2 . . . (yoke)
.16 50
" ". " "
" lHo. 3. (yonder)
.16 00
" " complete.
(yawning)
.30 00
Ionic Compressed
. .. . (yore). 6 A, 8a. ..
11 25
Spencerian Script
. (younker) 3A, 9a
.17 60
SIX-LINE PICA — T.
Egj-ptian Extra Cond (young). .4 A, 6 a
. 8 00
German No. 2
(you). 3 A, 4a
. 10 95
SEVEN-LINE PICA — Y.
German (youth). .3 A, 4a
.12 45
TYPE MEASURE-
Hoxwood $1 50
TYPE WASH—
Per box, in 1 pound boxes fO 20
Per rtoz " " " 2 25
Per box, in 2 pound boxes 0 30
Perdoz " " " 3 25
TYPOGRAPHIC FLOURISHES. See Flourishes.
UNDERCUT. See Papek Cutters.
VARNISH. See Inks.
WOOD BORDERS—
Price per foot.
No. Price. No. Price.
1 U 75 18...
2 1 75 19...
3 1 75 20...
4 1 .50 21...
5 1 75 22...
6 1 .50 23..
7 1 25 24..
8 1 .50 25..,
9 1 00 *26..
10 1 2.5 30..
11 1 00 31 ..
12 1 75 32...
13 1 30 37..
14 0 73 38..
15 1 25 39 .
16 1 75 41..
17 1 75 47..
No. 1.50 to 194 $0 30
National, No. 1 2 00
Chain, No. 1, 2, 9. ... 1 .50
Grecian, No. 1, 4, 5, 6. 1 00
Mosaic 1 75
Rustic 1 00
Star 0 30
WOOD CORNERS-
Lines. Class I. Class J
No.
49.
.50.
.52.
.54.
56.
57.
.59.
GO.
62.
66.
73.
78.
79.
80.
81.
82.
83.
?1 70
1 75
1 25
1 25
1 25
1 25
1 25
1 50
1 50
2 00
1 .50
1 00
1 50
1 00
1 00
1 50
1 25
No. 195 to 198 $0 40
Circus, No. 1, 2 1 30
Chain, No. 3 1 00
Grecian 1 50
Ring 1 30
Reversible 0 75
Star Rule 0 20
Price.
..|1 00
.. 1 00
.. 1 25
.. 1 00
.. 1 00
.. 1 00
.. 2 00
.. 0 75
.. 1 00
.. 1 50
.. 1 25
.. 1 00
.. 2 00
.. 1 25
.. 1 25
.. 1 25
.. 1 50
10.
12.
15.
18.
20.
.$0 80.
. 0 90.
. 1 00.
. 1 10.
. 1 20
. 1 30.
. 1 40.
. 1 30.
.$1 25.
. 1 25.
. 1 25.
. 1 35.
. 1 45.
. 1 .55.
. 1 05.
. 1 75.
Class K.
fl 75.
... 1 75
.... 1 75.
1 85.
1 95
2 05.
2 15
.... 2 25.
Class L.
?2 00
2 30
2 50
2 60
.... 2 70
3 80
2 90
3 00
Star Rule Corners, per set of 4 0 25
WOOD ENGRAVING done to order.
WOOD RULE-
I'lain, on end wood, per yard $0 13
" side " " 0 12
Star, in labor-saving lengths on end wood 0 20
WOOD TYPE—
Price per Letter.
Line. Class A. Cla.ss B. Class C. Class D. Class E.
Pica. Cts. Cts. Cts. Cts. Cts.
2 5 5 5 6 6
7..
8..
9..
10..
12..
14 .
15..
16..
18..
20..
22..
24..
25..
26..
28..
30..
32..
36..
40 .
45 .
50..
55..
60..
65..
72..
.13.
.13.
90.
100.
(xviii)
Price List of Printing Material.
WOOD TYPE—Coiitiiived.
WOOD TYVE—Cnvthnied.
Scale of Fonts.
Class C.
3 A Capitals, 75 letters.
3 a lower case, 65 letters.
(ireciau Dbl. Ex. Cond.
Roman Ex. Cond. No. 1.
4 A "106 "
4a " " 90 "
Mowry Antique.
Roman Ex. Cond. L. F.
5 A " 120 "
5 a ■' " 104
Parisian.
Roman Dbl. Ex. Cond.
Figures, 26 in all.
Round Clarendon.
Roman Ex. ('ond.
Roman Treble Ex. Cond.
(Jekman
Fonts.
Class D.
2 A Capitals, 60 letters.
3 a lower case, 72 letters.
3 A " 66 "
4 a •' " 88 "
Antique Tuscan.
Egyptian Ornamented.
4 A " 86 "
5 a '• " 10()
Antique Tuscan Cond.
Etruscan No. 4.
Figures, 22 in all.
Ant. Tuscan Ex. Cond.
Gothic Tuscan.
Ant. Tuscan Db. Ex. Con.
Gothic Tuscan Cond.
Class A.
Ant. Tuscan Nos. 1-12.
Gothic Tuscan Ex. Cond.
Antique Extended.
Gothic P^xtended.
Ant. Tus. Ex. Cond. No. 5.
Gothic Tuscan No. 1-4.
Antique Tuscan Extend.
Gothic Tuscan Extend.
Ant. Tuscan Light-face.
Gothic Pointed.
Antique Tuscan Expand.
Roman Extended.
Ant. Tus. L.-face No. 1. 2.
Gothic Pointed No. 1.
Ant. Light-face Extend.
Roman Exten. Light-face
Athenian.
Gothic Dotted.
AJdine Expanded.
Runic Expanded.
Arabian.
German Condensed.
Clarendon Extended.
Tuscan J^xtended.
Arabian No. 1.
German Ex. Cond.
Class B.
Arcadian No. 1.
Ionian Condensed.
Armenian.
Italian.
JEtna.
GothicCond. No. 1,2, 3, 4.
Bulletin Script.
Prussian.
Aldine.
(rrecian.
Celtic.
Poster Text.
Antique.
Grecian Condensed.
Celtic No. 2.
Page's Bulletin.
Antique Light-face.
Grecian Cond. No. 1.
Caxton No. 7.
Teutonic.
Antique Condensed.
Ionic.
Composite Condensed.
Tuscan Italian.
Arabesque.
Ionic Nt). 1.
Bavarian.
Ionic Condensed.
Class E.
Columbian.
Norwich Aldine.
Arcadian.
Gothic Open.
Clarendon.
Old Style.
Arcadian Shaded No. 1.
Gothic Cond. Open.
Clarendon Condensed.
Old .Style Condensed.
Aldine Ornamented.
Goth. Round Half Open.
Clarendon Light-face.
Roman.
Antique Cond. Orna.
Gothic Curved Shade.
Claren. Light-face Italic.
Roman Condensed.
Ant. Cond. Orna. No. 1.
(iothic Outline Shade.
Gothic.
Roman No. 2.
Ant. Tus. Con. Shad. No.l
(iothic Orna. No. 2, 7.
Gothic Condensed.
Roman Light. face.
Ant. Tus. Shade No. 1, 2.
Goth. Tus. Shade No. 1,3.
Gothic Light-face.
Roman Light-face No. 1.
Ant. Tus. Light Shade.
Goth. Tus. Con. L. Shade.
Gothic Round.
Roman Cond. Light-face.
Ant. Tuscan Cond. Open.
Goth. Tus. Ex. Con. Open
Gothic Round No. ] .
Runi(!.
Ant. Tus. Cond. O. Shad.
Goth. Tus. Con. 0. Shade.
Gothic Round I>ight-face.
Ant. Tus. Cond. L. Shad.
(ierman.
Antique Tuscan Open.
(ierman Full Face.
Class v>.
Ant. Tuscan Open No. 11.
Municli.
Antique Extra C^ond.
Egyptian.
Ant. Tus. Ex. Cond. Open
Ornate No. 1.
Ant. Ex. Cond. No. 1, 2, 3.
Egyptian Condensed.
Clarendon No. 1 Open.
Phantom Sha<le.
Antique Dbl. Ex. Cond.
French Antique.
Clarendon Open Shade.
Roman Rimmed.
Antique Treble Ex. Con.
French Clarendon.
Clarendon Orna. No. 2.
^ Roman Shade.
Antique Slieleton.
(iothic Cond. No. 1.
Clarendon Shade No. 1.
Roman Outline Shade.
Antique Tuscan No. 9.
(iothic Cond. Light-face.
Clarendon Shade.
Tuscan Open. •
Ant. Dbl. Ex. Cond. No. 1
Goth. Ex. Cond. L.-face.
Clarendon Cond. Open.
Tuscan Light Shade.
Belgian.
Gothic Ex. Cond.
Double Gothic.
Tuscan Cond. Orna.
Clarendon No. 1.
(;othic Ex. Cond. No. 1.
Etruscan No. 5.
Tus. Con. Shad. No. 1, 2.
Clarendon Italian.
Gothic Dbl. Ex. Cond.
Expanded No. 4. (i.
Unique.
Clarendon Ex. Cond.
Gothic Treble Ex. Cond.
Claren. Ex. Con. L.-face.
Gothic Round Ex. Cond.
WRENCHES, S-
Claren. Dbl. Ex. Cond.
Clar. Dbl. Ex. Cond. L. V.
Gothic Back Slope.
Grecuan Ex. Cond.
Scrow or iiioiilcov TO iiicli
' .^1 00
' " 12 " .
1 50
(xix)
Prices Net Cash, and subjeet to constant changes.
ARTICLES.
6 Col.
Size of
22 s
Folio.
Paper,
31
7 Col. Folio.
Size of Paper,
24x35
8 Col.
Size of
26 s
Folio.
Paper,
40
9 Col.
Size of
28 s
Folio.
Paper,
44
4 Col. Quarto.
Size of Paper,
22x32
5 Col. Quarto.
Size of Paper,
26x42
Washington Hand Press*
$200 00
$225 00
$250 00
$275 00
$200 00
$250 00
(Phases in halves
10 00
11 00
12 00
13 00
12 00
13 00
Steel Side and Foot Sticks. . .
2 75
3 00
3 35
3 75
;! 75
4 70
Roller Frame and Core
3 00
3 25
3 25
4 00
3 00
3 25
Roller, cast '
1 75
2 00
2 00
2 40
2 00
2 50
Single Brass Galleys
4
8 00
6
12 00
8
16 00
lO
20 00
4
8 00
8
16 00
Composing Sticks
4
3 00
4
3 00
5
3 75
6
4 50
4
3 00
6
4 50
Pairs of Cases
4
4 80
5
6 00
6
7 20
7
8 40
4
4 80
6
7 20
Job and Triple Cases
7
4 90
10
7 00
10
7 00
10
7 00
7
4 90
10
, 7 00
Double Stands with Racks —
2
9 00
3
13 50
3
13 50
4
18 00
2
9 00
3
13 50
Mallet, Planer, Sh. Sfk, Qu'ns
2 00
2 00
2 00
2 00
2 00
2 00
Ley Brush, Spring Bodkins. . .
1 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
•1 00
3 00
5 80
3 00
8 00
3 00
9 40
3 00
11 40
3 00
5 40
3 00
Col. and Hd. Rules, one side
8 80
Advertising Rules
75
2 25
76
2 25
100
3 00
125
3 75
75
2 25
lOO
3 00
Paragraph Rules
IB
75
20
1 00
20
1 00
20
1 00
15
75
20
1 00
Single Dash Rules
50
2 00
75
3 00
100
4 00
125
5 00
75
3 00
100
4 00
Leads and Slugs
25 lb
4 00
30 lb
4 80
40 lb
6 40
50 lb
8 00
25 lb.
4 00
40 lb
(J 40
3
75
4
1 00
4
1 00
5
1 25
3
75
4
1 00
Bourgeoisf
150 1b
66 00
176 1b
77 00
200 1b
88 00
225 lb
99 00
150 1b
66 00
200lb
88 00
50 lb
26 00
2 50
76 lb
39 00
2 50
100 tb
52 00
2 50
125 1b
65 00
2 50
50 lb.
26 00
2 50
100 lb
52 00
Head to Paper
2 50
Minion Title
1
3 70
2
7 40
2
7 40
2
7 40
1
3 70
2
7 40
Brevier Aldine
1
3 25
2
1
1
(1 50
3 50
3 25
2
() 50
3 50
3 25
2
1
1
0 .50
3 50
3 25
1
3 25
2
1
1
6 50
3 50
Bourgeois Italic Title No. 2 . .
3 25
Brevier Anti. Extend. No. 3. .
1
2 50
1
2 50
2 50
1
2 50
1
2 50
1
2 50
Two-line Minion No. 7
1
2 50
1
2 50
2 50
1
2 .50
1
2 50
1
2 50
Two-line Minion Cotod. No. 1
1
1 50
1
1 50
1 50
1
1 .50
1
1 50
1
1 50
Great Primer Aldine
1
3 60
1
3 60
3 (10
1
3 (50
1
3 60
1
3 60
Pica Antique Cond. No. 4
1
■2 50
1
2 50
2 50
1
2 50
1
2 50
1
2 50
Gt. Primer Anti. Cond. No. 4
1
3 30
1
3 30
3 30
1
3 30
1
3 30
1
3 30
Two-L. Eng. Ant. Cond. No. 4
1
5 00
1
5 00
5 00
1
5 00
1
5 00
1
5 00
Double English Aldine
1
6 40
6 40
1
6 40
1
6 40
DbL Para. Skel. Anti. No. 2 .
t
6 00
C 00
1
6 00
1
6 00
1
2 2.5
1
2 2.5
2 25
1
2 25
1
2 25
1
2 25
Pica Clarendon Extended
1
3 50
1
3 50
3 50
1
3 50
1
3 50
1
3 50
Quads and Spaces assorted . . .
2 50
4 00
4 00
4 00
2 .50
4 00
Boxing and Shipping
10 00
10 00
12 00
12 00
10 00
12 00
Total on JLuxiliary Plan.
lt!409 35
$.504 00
$567 05
$6.<}4 65
$413 20
$570 ft5
To print entire Paper, add :
Col. & Hd. Rules for one page
2 90
4 00
4 70
5 70
2 70
4 40
Advertisement Rules
25
75
50
1 50
50
1 50
50
1 50
25
75
50
1 .50
Bourgeois
50 lb
25 lb
1
. 22 00
. 13 00
1 20
50 lb
25 lb
2
22 00
13 00
2 40
75 lb
50 lb
2
33 00
26 00
2 40
100 lb
50 lb
3
44 00
, 26 00
3 60
50 lb
25 lb
1
22 00
13 00
1 20
100 lb
.10 lb
3
44 00
Minion
26 00
Pairs of Cases
3 60
Total to print Whole Paper
$449 20
$.546 90
$6:M 05
$715 45
$4.52 &5
$649 .5^5
* Those Outfits include the common Washington Hand Presses. Our Paten* Jtolliug-hed Washinprton Pres.ses at
an advance of t^venty-five dollars each. Second-hand Presses may often be had at lower i)riccs.
T In case Type of different sizes are u.sed, the price only need be clianged. the quantity remaininj; the same.
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Job Office Estimates.
Job Oitice for Greneral Job and Poster Work.
Half Folio Press, 12x17, Receding Bed $325 00
Rollers cftst, or Composition, 10 lbs 3 00
1 Double Stand 4 50
40-case Cabinet 50 00
5 pairs Cases G 00
4 Job Cases 2 80
1 Rule Case 90
1 Job Galley, 6x10 2 00
1 " " 12x18 3 50
3 Wood Galleys 90 !
1 each, 6, 10, and Ifi-incli Composing Stick 5 00 ;
1 36-inch Wood Job Stick 1 50
Imposing Stone and Stand, 30x60 in 22 00 i
Quoins, Reglet and Furniture 3 25 !
Mallet, Planer, Shooting Stick 1 40 j
Ley Brush, Kippers 1 00
2 doz. assorted Feed Guides 1 20
Miter Box and Saw 2 50
Lead Cutter 4 00
Card Cutter 32 00
28-inch Paper Plow 40 00
50 lbs. Metal Furniture 10 00
25 lbs. assorted Labor-saving Slugs 4 50 i
;Mlbs. " " Leads 5 40]
Curves and Clamps 8 00 j
1 font Flourishes, A and B combined 9 50
Assorted Job Inks 6 00
Ink Slab and Knife 3 00
Pearl, card font 5 00
25 lbs. Nonpareil Old Style 14 50
25 lbs. Brevier Old Style 12 00 ■
50 lbs. Long Primer No. 11 21 00
25 lbs. Great Primer Roman 9 50 i
25 lbs. Double Pica Roman 9 50
5 fonts Wood Type assorted 50 00
Dbl. Pica Payson Script 13 50
5-Line Pica Heading Script, No. 1 lower case 17 50 j
24 lbs. Long Primer Copperplate Italic . 17 76 1
6 lbs. Long Primer Brass Leaders 9 00 ;
10 feet Labor-saving Rule, 6 to pica No. 1 200 i
10 " ■• " " 4 to pica No. 2 2 40
10 " • ■' " Pearl No. 3 : 3 60
10 ' Nonpareil No. 4 4 80
10 " " " " Nonpareil No. 7 4 80
8 sets Brass Corner Quads 1 20
Ornamental Corners 3 00
Combination Border, Series 48 6 00
" 46 5 10
3 fonts snudl Borders 4 65
3 sizes of Celtic No. 2 10 50
2 " " Light Celtic 8 50
4 " " French Clarendon 16 10
3 " '• Egyptian Extra Condensed 10 65
4 ■' '■ Doric 17 50
3 " " Aldine 8 45
1 font Brevier Antique Cond. No. 2 300
1 " Pica Antique Cond. No. 2 325
1 " Dbl. English Skeleton Antique No. 2 4 75
1 " Four-Line Pica Skeleton Antique No. 2 * 6 25
1 •' Two-Line Brevier Ant. Exten. No. 3 2 25
1 " Two-Line Pica Ant. Exten. No. 3 3 00
1 '■ Pearl French Clarendon Extended 2 65
1 " Long Primer French Clarendon Extend 3 45
1 " Nonpareil Gothic Italic No. 3 2 40
1 " Pica Gothic Italic No. 1 3 00
1 " Nonpareil Ionic 3 00
1 " Nonpareil Light Face Extended 3 50
6 " Latest style Black and Ornamented 40 00
Job Quads and Spaces 10 00
Check Blanks, Dashes, Ornaments 5 00
Small Job Office.
9x12 Nonpareil Press with Receding Bed $225 GO
1 set Rollers cast 1 50
1 Stand with Racks 4 50
4 pairs Cases 4 80
1 20-case Cabinet 24 00
1 Brass Job Galley, 8%xl3 2 50
2 Wood Galleys 60
2 Composing Sticks 3 00
Reglet and Furniture 2 00
Miter-box and Saw 2 50
1 Lead Cutter 4 GO
25 lbs. Metal Furniture 5 00
20 lbs. Labor-saving Leads 3 60
10 lbs. Job Leads assorted 1 50
Mallet, Planer, Shooting Stick 1 40
Quoins, Brush, Nippers 1 60
Labor-saving Rule, single 2 00
" double 3 60
" parallel 3 60
" dotted 2 00
4 fonts Borders 10 00
Half font each Metal and Brass Flourishes 10 00
Curves and Clamps 8 00
25 lbs. Nonpareil 14 50
25 lbs. Brevier 12 00
25 lbs. Long Primer 10 50
25 lbs. Pica 9 50
1 font Great Primer No. 5 2 85
1 " Dbl. Small Pica No. 2 4 30
3 sizes of Italic Title No. 2... 7 85
2 " " Title Extended No. 3 6 60
3 '■ " Gothic Italic No. 2 7 10
3 " " Light Celtic 1145
3 " " Celtic No. 2 10 50
2 " " Black Condensed No. 3 3 75
2 " " Black Orna. No. 3 3 75
Dbl. Pica Payson Script, card font 3 50
24 lbs. Long Primer Copperplate Italic 17 76
3 fonts latest style Fancy Letter 18 00
Job Quads and Spaces assorted 5 00
Cuts, Dashes and Ornaments 5 00
Job Inks assorted 5 00
Total 1485 61
Boxing and Drayage $
Job Outiit for Village Newspaper Office, work
to be done on Hand Press.
Total $942 86
Boxing and Drayago $
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50 lbs. Double Pica Roman $ 19 00
3 fonts Wood Letter • 20 00
50 yards Reglet and Furniture 2 00
1 Wood Job Stick 2 00
10 yards Wood Rule 1 20
Dbl. Gt. Primer Antique No. 6 6 70
Canon Antique Condensed No. 2 700
Four-line Pica Extra Condensed 2 40
Dbl. Gt. Primer Egyptian Ex. Cond 3 40
Two-line English French Clarendon 5 25
2 sizes Antique Condensed No. 4 4 90
3 sizes Antique Extended No. 3 7 85
Dbl. English Black Orna. No. 3 2 10
Two-Line Pica Orna. No. 30 2 50
Quads and Spaces 3 00
15 lbs. Leads assorted 2 25
Ink, Black, Red, Blue 2 50
1 Double Stand 4 50
1 pair Cases ^ -^
5 Job and Triple Cases -^ 50
Total $103 25
Boxing and Drayage $
Job Office Estimates,
Outfit for Siiiall Job Office.
6x9^4 United States Jobber
1 Double Stand
1 15-case Cabinet. . *
2 pair Cases
4 Job and Triple Case.s
2 Wood Galleys
1 Brass Job (Jalley, (ixlO
2 Coniposinfr Sticks
Reglet and Furniture. . .
1 Lead Cutter
10 lbs. Job Leads assorted
Mallet and Planer
Shooting Stick and Quoins .
Ley Br\ish and Nii)pers
1 doz. Feed Guides
Labor-saving Single Rule
Labor-saving Double Rule
Nonpareil I5ord(!r No. 219
Half Nonpareil Border No. 27
Half font Metal Flourislios
25 lbs. Brevier
25 lbs. Pica
1 font Great Primer No. 5
1 " Double Small Pica No. 2
1 " Brevier Itidic Title No. 2 ...
1 " Great Primer Italic Title No. 2
1 " Long Primer Title Extended No. :{.
1 " Two-line Long Primer Doric
1 " Pica Antique (,'ondenscd No. 4 . . .
1 " Dbl. Sm. fica Antique Cond. No. 4
1 " Pica Celtic No. 'jj
1 " Two-Line Pica Celtic No. 2
1 " Great Primer French Antique
1 " Dbl. Gt. Primer French Antique. . .
1 " Dbl. English Black Cond. No. 3. . .
1 " Dbl. English Black Orna. No. .S . .
1 " Pearl Antique Extended No. :^. .. .
1 " Two-line Brevier Anticjue E.xten<l. No. 3
1 " Brevier Anti(iue No. (}
1 " Great Primer Antique No. t).
1 " Dbl. Pica Falmestock
3 fonts latest style Fancy Letter
3 Electro Date Lines
Check Blanks and Ornaments
Dashes
Job Inks assorted
Quads and Spaces assorted
Total
Bo.xing and Drayage
.|t;5 (X)
4 50
19 00
2 40
2 SO
f)0
2 00
3 00
2 00
2 .50
1 50
80
1 20
1 00
(iO
3 00
3 ()0
2 ()0
- 2 2;5
5 00
12 00
9 .50
2 85
4 30
3 25
2 50
3 25
4 .50
2 50
3 00
2 20
4 .50
2 75
5 80
2 10
2 10
2 .50
2 25
2 90
3 .50
3 00
18 00
1 20
2 00
1 00
300
2 00
Small Job Office in Ooimectioii with Weekly
Newspaper.
j Second-liand .lob Press from $100 to .$200 00
i 1 Double Stand with Racks 4 50
1 pair Cases 1-20
, 10 Job and Triple Cases 7 00
, 1 .'iO-inch .lob Stick, wood 1 25
i 1 12-inch Job Stick, steel -. 1 80
I 1 Job Galley, 8^^x13 2 50
j 1 Lead Cutter 4 00
I 10 lbs. long Leads 1 .50
1 font Labor-saving Rule, ti to pica No. 71 2 (X)
1 " '■ •• 4 to pica No. 2 2 40
1 •' •• " (i to pica No. 1 2 (JO
I 1 ■• '• '• Pearl No! 7 3 60
I 1 Labor-saving Rule Case 90
I 50 yards Reglet and Furniture 2 00
j Job Inks assorted 5 00
50 lbs. Double Pica Roman 19 00
i 3 fonts Wood Type 20 00
Brevier Italic Title No. 2 3 25
12 lbs. Long Primer C(){)perplate Italic 8 88
Long Primer Title Extended No. 3 3 25
Pica Gothic Comlensed No. 5 2 75
Great Primer Anticiue Condensed No. 4 3 30
Two-line English Skeleton .Vntique No. 2. 4 75
Four-line Pica Frencdi Clarendon 9 00
j Pica French Clarendon 2 75
2 fonts Egyptian Extra Condensed 8 05
Dbl. Small Pica Antique No. 3 2 75
Nonpareil .Vntique Condensed No. 2 2 15
j Dbl. Small Pica Hlack < 'ondensed No. 3 .'.... 2 00
Dbl. English Black Orna. No. 3 2 10
2 fonts latest style Fancy Letter 12 00
Check Blanks, Dashes and Ornaments 3 00
j 10 yards AVood Rule 1 20
I 3 fonts Borders 4 65
[ One-half font Flourishes 5 00
I font Curves and Clainiis 8 00
Quads and S]iaces assorted . 3 00
Total
Bo.ving and Drayage
..i;:-!73 08
$2;« 80
Outfit for Small Job Office.
fiiiXlO Self-Inking Lever Press if
1 Ten-case (;abinet
1 Ten-inch Composing Stick '.
1 lb. each Black, Blue and Red Ink
Reglet. Furniture and Quoins
5 lbs. Leads
Mallet, Planer, Shooting Stick, Tweezers
1 Woo<l (;alley
2 fonts Borders
Labor-saving Single Rule, 0 to pica
2 feet Double Rule, 2 feet Wave Rnl.'
2 feet Dotted Rule
Business Cuts assorted
1 Electro Date Line
Noniiareil .\hline
Nonpareil Antique Extended No. 3 '.
Brevier .\ntique Condensed No. 4
Long Primer Antique Condensed No. 2
Pica French Clarendon
Great Primer Skeleton Antique No. 2
Pica Norman Condensed
Great Primer (Gothic Condensed No. 5
Dbl. Gt. Primer Egyptian Extra Condensed
Long Primer Celtic No. 2
Dbl. English Black Orna. No. 3
Great Primer Utility Script
Two-line Pica Orna. No. 26
Two-line Nonpareil Orna. No. 26
Quads and Spaces assorted
Total ■ $1
Boxing and Drayage $
50 00
13 00
1 00
2 00
1 00
75
1 80
30
3 10
2 00
50
It!
2 00
10
2 00
2 40
2 20
3 00
2 75
2 75
3 20
3 60
3 40
2 20
■-' 10
5 75
2 50
a 50'
4 00
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Model Outfit for 7 Column Newspaper and
Job Office.
17x24 Combination Xew
Casting 8 Rollers
Side and P'oot Sticks
3 Brass Galleys
$500 00
3 75
1 65
fi 00
2 six-inch Composing Sticks 1 50
1 twelve-inch and one Wood Job Stick ;i 80
4 pairs Cases 4 80
10 Job and Triple Oases 7 00
1 Double Stand with Racks , 4 .50
Mallet, Planer. Shooting Stick. Qnoins 2 00
p]stiniate tor Six-Column Newspaper.
Mlilli>lllliiiiiillliirilliililllliliwMIIIIIHIIIIIIillll|||U
Army Press, as above $6000
1 Single Galley 2 00
2 Wood Galleys gQ
2 six-inch Composing Sticks 1 50
3 pairs Cases 3 go
6 Job and Triple Cases 4 20
Mallet, Planer, finish, Bodkins i 60
10 lbs. News Ink j gg
Column and Head Rules for two pages 5 00
Advertising, Parallel Rules, and Dashes 2 60
15 lbs. Leads 2 40
80 lbs. Ijong Primer 33 60
50 lbs. Brevier 24 00
Head to Paper 2 50
Ley Brush and Bodkins 1 00 1 „ . „. ,
^„' ^^ T, ^ "" I Brevier Title No. 4 3 =0
25 lbs. News Ink 3 00 ! ^ .
" "" ' Brevier Title ItaUc No. 2 • 3 25
Brevier Antique Extended No. 3 2 50
Long Primer Aldine 2 25
Long Primer Clarendon Extended 3 20
Two-line Brevier No. 5 2 40
Two-line Pica Extra Condensed 1 85
Two-line Great Primer Antique Cond. No. 1 3 60
Column and Head Rule for two pages 8 00
50 Advertisement Rules 1 ,^0
12 Paragraph Rules 48
50 Single Dash Rules 2 00
30 lbs. Leads and Slugs 4 80
2 Composing Rules 50
150 lbs. Long Primer 63 00
50 lbs. Brevier 24 00
50 lbs. Double Pica 19 00
Head to Paper 2 50
1 font Brevier Gothic Condensed No. 5 2 75
Pica Doric 3 00
Boxing and drayage .
$167 75
I
J]stimate for Seven Column Newspaper.
Two-line Long Primer Doric 4 50 ' ^^""y Press, 1658X22;<4 inches.
Two-line English Aldine fi 40
Two-line Nonpareil No. 5 1 50
Two-Line Nonpareil Cond. No. 1 150
Brevier Gothic Italic No. 2 2 60
Dbl. Pica Norman Condensed 4 25
Great Primer Celtic No. 2 3 00
Nonpareil French Clarendon 2 00
Pica French Clarendon 2 75
Dbl. Gt. Primer French Clarendon 6 40
Six-line Pica Egyptian Ex. Cond 8 00
Five-line Pica Gothic Ex. Cond 5 00
$85 00
1 Single Brass Galley 2 00
2 Wood Galleys go
2 six-inch Composing Sticks i 50
3 pairs Cases 3 go
Mallet, Planer, Brush, and Bodkins l 60
10 lbs. News Ink j go
Column and Head Rules for two pages 8 00
Advertising, Paragraph, and Dash Rules 2 60
2 Steel Composing and 1 Imposing Rule 75
15 lljs. Leads cut to measure 2 40
5 lbs. Slugs cut to measure 80
Four-line Pica Fahnestock tl 50 i '^ ^^^- ^''^^S Primer.
Two-line Pica Fahnestock 3 00
Nonpareil Antique Cond. No. 2 2 15
Long Primer Antique Cond. No. 2 3 00
Four-line Pica Skel. Ant. No. 2 6 25
Two-line Brevier Ant. Extend. No. 3 2 25
Nonpareil Antique E^xteiui. No. 3 2 40
Scripts and Fancy Type 4.5 00
12 lbs. Long I'rimer Law Italic 8 88
Labor-saving Rule, 6 to pica No. 71 2 00
Labor-saving Double Rule 3 60
10 lbs. long Leads 1 50
Reglet and Furniture 2 00
Wood Rule assorted 1 20
3 fonts Wood Type 25 00
Job Inks asscxrted 5 00
Quads and Spaces a.ssorted 4 00
Total
Boxing and Drayage
42 16
•• 42 00
50 lbs. Brevier - 24 00
Head to Paper 2 50
Brevier Title No. 4 350
Brevier Antique Cond. No. 4 2 20
Brevier Antique Extended No. 3 2 50
Long Primer Aldine 2 25
Long Primer Gothic Cond. No. 5 2 90
Long Primer Gothic No. 2 30O
Pica Doric 3 oo
Two-line Brevier No. 5 2 40
Two-line Brevier Cond. No. 1 i 50
Two-line Pica Extra Condensed 1 85
Two-line Gt. Primer Antique Cond. No. 1 3 60
$207 65
Tlie Newsi)aper Esthnates here given contain
the essentials only. Many conveniences may
be added to suit purchasers.
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Pearl No. 8.
The mere communication of book knowledge is not the only
object to keep in mind in con.itriictinf; a system of academic
education. However important tlie information we receive
from particular authors may he and whatever improvement
mi^ht be made in the methods of communicating it by more
strict examinations, it must lie observed that these methods
embrace the means, not the ultimate (»bject of our education
They, indeed, tend to improve the power of memory and of
coniiirehension, but they are never calculated to confer that
penetration by means of which students generate new train
of thinking, and aciinire the habit of estimating the grounds
of their judgment, and combining or expressing information
that has been obtained. In all respects, the lecture system
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Nonpareil No. 8. Solid.
Thk nierp communication of knowledge is not the only
object to be kept in minds in constructing a sj-stem of
academical education. However important ma.y be the
information we receive from any particular author and
whatever improvement might be made in the methods
of communicating it by strict examinations, it must be
observed, that these methods embrace the means, and
not the ultimate object of our education. They indeed
tend to improve the power of comprehension and mem-
ory, but are not calculated to confer that penetration
by which students generate new trains of thinking and
acquire habits of estimating grounds of their judgment
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MiNiox No. 8. Solid.
Thk mere communication of a knowledge i.s not
the only object to keep in mind in constructing
good systems of academic education. However
important the informations leecived from some
authors may be, and wliatever improvement be
made in the methods of coinmunieating it by a
strict examination it must now be observed that
these methods embrace the means, and not the
ultimate objects of our education. They indeed
tend to improve the power of comprehension or
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Brevieu No. S. Solid.
The uicre communication of knowledge is not
the only object to keep in mind in construct-
ing systems of academic ('(hication. However
important the inforniiitioiis wc received from
some particular author may be, and whatever
improvements might be made in tiie methods
of communicating it by strict examination, it
must be observed that tiiese methods emlirace
the means, and not the ultimate object of our
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Bourgeois No. 8. Solid.
The mere communication of ii knowledge
is not the onlj' object to l)e kept in mind
when con.structing systems of academical
education. However important might be
the informations received from ])articular
authors, and whatever improvement may
be made in the method of communicating-
it by a more strict examination, it should
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Long Primer No. 8. Solid.
The mere communication of knowledge
is not the only object to keep in minds
in constnicting a system of academical
education. However important may be
tlie informations we received from some
author, and whatever improvements are
made in the methods of communicating
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Agate No. 8.
Thk mere communication of knowledge is not the only
object to keep in our minds in constructing a system of
academical education. However important niii.v be the
information we receive from any particular autiior, and
whatever improvement may be "made in the methods of
communicating it by strict examination, it mvist now be
observed that tlwiso methods embrace the means, not the
ultimate object of our iMlucatioii. They, indeed, tend to
improve the powers of (■oinpi-eheiisionaiid iiieiiKiry, hut
they are not calculated to ecinfer tliut penetration Ij.v the
means of which a student generates trains of thinking
and acquires habits of estimating grounds of judgment
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Nonpareil No. 8. Leaded.
The mere communication^of knowledge is not the only
object to be kept in minds in constructing a system of
academical education. However Important may be the
information we receive from any particular author and
whatever improvement might be made in the methods
of communicating it by strict examinations, it must be
observed, that these methods embrace the means, and
not the ultimate object of our education. They indeed
tend to improve the power of comprehension and mem-
ory, but are not calculated to confer that penetration
Minion No. 8. Leaded.
The mere communication of a knowledge is not
the only object to keep in mind in constructing
good systems of academic education. However
important the informations received from some
authors may be, and whatever improvement be
made in the methods of communicating it by a
strict examination it must now be observed that
tliese methods embrace the means, and not the
ultimate objects of our education. They indeed
Brevier No. 8. Leaded.
The mere coininunication of knowledge is not
the only object to keep in mind in construct-
ing systems of academic education. However
important the informations we received from
some particular author may be, and whatever
improvements might be made in the methods
of communicating it by strict examination, it
must be observed that these methods embrace
BouRCiEois No. 8. Leaded.
The mere communication of a knowledge
is not the only object to be kept in mind
when constructing systems of academical
education. However important might be
the informations receiveil from particular
authors, and whatever improvement may
be made in the method of communicating
Long Pri.mer No. 8. Leaded.
The mere communication of knowledge
is not the only object to keep in minds
in constructing a system of academical
education. However important may be
the informations we received from some
author, and whatever improvements are
made in the methods of communicatiii!'-
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Large Book Faces.
Long Primer No. 10. Solid.
The mere communications of general
knowledge are not the only objects to
be kept in our minds in constructing
an3" systems of academical education
However important the informations
received from particular authors may
be and whatever improvement might
be made in the method of communi-
cating it by a minute examination, it
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LoxG Primer No. 11. Solid.
The mere communication of know-
ledge is not the only ol\ject to keep
in mind in constructing a system of
academic education. However im-
portant the information we receive
from particular authors may be and
whatever improvements should be
made in a method of communicat-
ing it by a more strict examination
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S.MALL Pica No. 11. Solid.
The mere communications of l)ook
knowledge are not the only objects
to be kept in mind in constructing
a system of academical education.
However important may be certain
information we receive from some
author and whatever improvement
miglit be made in any methods of
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Viva. No. (>. Solid.
The mere communication of book
knowledge is not the only object
to keep in minds in constructing
systems of academical education.
However important might be the
information that we receive from
a particular author, and whatever
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Pica Xo. 8. Solid.
The mere communications of
a knowledge are not the only
objects to be kept in minds in
constructing good systems of
academic education. However
important the information we
receive from particular author
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Long Primer Xo. 10. Leaded.
The mere communications of general
knowledge are not the only objects to
be kept in our minds in constructing
am'- systems of academical education
However important the informations
received from particular authors may
be and whatever improvement might
be made in the method of communi-
LoNG Primer No. U. Leaded.
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rum ora \ultiis(|ue ni(iv<'ruiit V jiatere tua eonsilia non sentis .•' eoiisfrietain jam liorimi oiiiiiiiim eonscien
tia teneri conjurationem tuam non vides V (|ui(l proxiiiia. i|uid superiore nocte e^cris iibi lueris. i|Uos con
voc.axeris. ([iiiil eon^ilii eepi-ri^. (|iiem iiosti'um iynorare .'irbifraris y <) feiiiporai () mni'es! Senatum h;ec
intelllLiit. consul videf. liie tamen vivit. Vivit I imiiio \ero efi.-ini in seiiatiini venit : lit |)Ubliei e<nisilii
liartieeps: indat et desii;ii,-it o<-ulis nd ea'dem iiiiiiiii(|ueni(|Uc nostrum. No-; ;uitem viri fortes, satislacere
rei]iubliea' videmur. si istius fiironni aetela vitemus. .\d iiKU'tem te. Catilin,-i. duei ju^su eonsiili^. jam
prideiii o|iporfeb;if : in te eoiilerri pe>tem i<t;im. qnam tn in nos omnes jamdiu iiiacbinaris. ,Vn vero' vir
aiiiplissimus. I'lubiiis Scipio. pontifex niaximns. i'iberium Cir;iceliiini. medioeriter l.-il]<qaetai!fem sfatiim
reipublica'. |iriv,itiis interfecit: Catilinam. orbeni terraruin cede .itcine iiicendis vasf.ire eujdentem nos
cimsnies jieiferemusV Nam ilia nimis antiqua pra'tereo. quod Cains Servilins Ahala. Spnriuin Melium
novis rebus sfudentem. manu sua occidit. Fuit. fuit ista (luomlam in hac republica virtus, ut vir fortes
aerioribus suppliciis civeni |)ei'niclosum. quam acerbisslnnim hostem coercerent. llabemus senatus con
sultuni ill te Catilina. velienieiis et grave: non deest reipublica' consiliniii ne(pie auctoritas liujus ordinis
DOS, nos, dico aperte, nos consules desumus. Decrevit quondam senatus ut Lucius Opimus consul videret
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ad flnem sese effrenata jactabit audacia? nihilne te nocturnum, prasidium, palatii, nihil urbis viglUce
Agate No. I.'j.
Quousque tandem abutere, Catilina, patientia ncstra? quamdiu etiam furor iste tuus nos eludet? quem
ad finem sese effrenata jactabit audacia? nihilne te iioeturnnm pnesidium palatii, nihil urbis vigilse, ni
bil timor populi. niliil coneursus bonorum oninium. nihil hie munitissinins habendi senatum locus, nih
il boiuiii ora vultusipie iiuivei iiiit ? patere tua eonsilia non sentis? (-(mstrieta jam horum omnium con
scientia teneri conjuration tuam non \l<les? (|uid iiroxinia, (juid sufieriore nocte egeris, ubi fueris, quos
eonvoeaveris. (piici consilii ceiieris. (|uem iiostrnin itcmu'are arbitraris? () teinpiu'u! O mores! Senatus
Inee intellJKit. consul videt. bic tamen vivit. N'ivit ! iniiiio vero etiam in senatum venit : lit publici con
silii liartieeps; notat et ilesimiat oculis ad ea'dem iinum(|Uerii()ne nostrum. .Xos antem viri lories, satis
facere reijiubliru' videmur, si istius I'uroreiu ac tela vitemus. Ad mortem te, Catilina. duei jussu consu
lis, jam|)ridein opiiortebat : in te coiiferri pcsteiii istam. (niam tu in nos omnes jamdiu machinaris. An
vero vir aiiiplissimus. I'ubliiis Scipio. pontifex maximiis, Tiberium (Iracchuni, medioeriter labefactant
um statnin reipublica", privatus iiUei't'ecit : ( 'atilinaiu, orbem terrarum cjede at(pie incendlis vastare cu
pientem nos consnles iierfereiiius? Nam ilia nimis aiitic|ua, prietereo, (piod Cains Servilins Ahala, Spu
rium Melium, novis relius stndentem nianu sua occidit. Fuit, fuit i.sta (|U(nidani in liac reiuiblica virtus
vir fortes aerioribus supjiliciis civem iierniciosnm. (|uam acerbissimum hostem coercerent. llabemus
senatus consultum in te Catilina, vehemens et grave: non deest reipublica? consilium, neque auctoritas
liujus ordinis; nos, nos, dico aperti, nos consules desemus. Decrevit quondam senatus ut Lucius Opim
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ad flnem sese effrenata jactabit audacia? nihilne te nocturnum, presidium palatii, nihil tirbis vigillm
Cincinnati Ti/pc Foundry, 301 Vine St.
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Quousque tandem abutero, Catiliiia, patientia nostra? quamdiu etiam furor iste tuus nos eUidet? queni ad fin
em sese effrenata jactabit audacia? nihilne te nocturnum pr»sidiuni palatii, nrhil urbis vigila>, nihil timor po
puli, nihil concursus bonorum omnium, nihil hie munitissimus habendi senatum locus, nihil horum ora vultus
que moverunt? patere tua consilia non sentis? constrictam jam horum omnium eonscientia teneri conjuratio
nem tuam non vides? quid proxima, quid superiore, nocte egeris, ubi fueris, quos convocaveris, quid consilii
ceperis, quern nostrum ijfnorare arbitraris? O temporal O mores!. Senatus ha-c intelligit, consul videt, hie
tamen vivit. Vivit! immo vero etiam in senatum venit: fit publici consilii particeps: notat et desifjnat oculis
ad ca>dem unumquemque nostrum. Nos autem viri fortes, satisfacere reipublica> videmur, si istius furoreni
ac tela vitemus. Ad mortem te, Catilina, duci jussu consulis, jampridem opportebat: in te conferri pestem
istam quam tu in nos omnes jamdiu machinaris. An vero vir amplissimus Plubius Scipio, pontifex maximus
Tiberium Gracchum, mediocriter labefactantem statum reipublicw privatus interfecit: Catilinam, orbem ter
rarum ca>da atque incendiis vastare cupientem nos consules perferemus? Nam ilia nimis antiqu'a priftcren
quod Caius Servilius Ahala, Spurium Meliuni, novis rebus studentem, manu sua occidit. Fuit. fuit ista quon
dam in hac republica virtus ut vir fortes acrioribus suppliciis civem perniciosum quam acerbissimuni liostem
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ad flnem sese effrenata jactabit audaciaf nihilne te nocturnum, pnvsidium palatii. nihil iirbit< riiiiliiv
XONPARf:iL No. 12.
Quousque tanrlcm abuti'iv. (':italin;i, i)ali('ntia nostra? (|uani(liu etiam furor iste tuus nos eludef?
queui ad llueni sese elVrenala Jactal)il aiulaeiay nihilne te uocturnuui presidium (lalalii. niliil urb
is viji-ihe, niliil tinioi' i)o|)uli, nihil eiincursiis bonorum omnium, nihil hie munitissimus lialieiidi sen
atum locus, nihil horum ora vultusque movemuit y iiatere tua consilia non seiitis - const ricta jam
horum omuium eonscientia teueri conjurationem tuam non vides y (|uid ]iroxima, i|uid superioi-e
nocte egeris ubi fueris, quos convocaveris, quid consilii cepi'ris, (|uem nostrum ij::iiorare arbitraris
O temporal O mores! Senatus luec intellifrit, consul videt, hie tanu'ii vi\it. ^'ivitI immo vei-o et
iam in senatum venit: lit publici consilii ]>articeps: notat el desi^nat oculis ad c;cdem ununuiuem
que nostrum. Xos autem viri fortes, satislacere reiiudilica' videmui-. si istius furorem ac tela vite
mus. Ad mortem te, Catalina, (luci jussu consulis, iam|iridem oi)|iortebat : in te conlVrri jieslem
istam, quam tu in nos omnes jamdiu machinaris. An vero vir aniiilissimus, I'ublius Scipio, ])onti
fex maximus, Tiberrium Gracchum, mediocriter labefactantuni siatum reipublica', iirivatus inter
fecit: Catilinam orbem terrarum ciede atque incendis vastare cupientem nos consules perfermusV
Nam ilia nimis antiqua pra-tereo, quod Cains Servilius Ahala, Spurium Melium, novis rebus stud
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quern ad finem sese effrenata jactabit audacia f nihilne te nocturnum prcesidium palatii, nihil ur
XOXPAREII, Xo. 11.
Quousque tandem abutere Catilina patientia nostra ? qunmditi etiam funtr iste tuus nos ebidet ?
(juem ad finem sese ell'renata jactabit audacia? nihilne te nocturnum pnesidium jialatii, nihil
urbis vigihe, nihil tinu)r populi, nihil concursus bonorum omnium, nihil hie munitissimus hah
end! seiuitum locus, nihil horum ora vultusque moverunt? patere tua consilia non seutis? con
strictam jam horum omnium eonscientia teneri conjurationem tuam non vides? quid proxima
quid superiore nocte egeris, ubi fut'ris, quos convocaveris, quid consilii ceperis, quem nostrum
ignorare arbitraris? () temiioral () moresi Senatus luce intelligit, consul videt, hie tamen vivit
Vivit! immo vero etiam in seinitum venit: lit publici consilii jiarticeps: notat et designat oculis
ad cicdem unumquemque nostrum. Xos autem veri fortes, satislacere reipublic;e videmur, si is
tins furorem ac tela vitemus. Ad nu)rtem te Catilina duci jussu consulis jampridem oi)iiorteliat
in conferri pestem istam, (ituim tu in nos omnes jamdiu machinaris. An vero vir anii'lissimus
Publius Scipio, ])ontifex nuiximus, Tiberium (iracchum, mediocriter labefactantem statum reip
ublica-, privatus interfecit: Catilinam, orbem terrarum civde atque incendiis vastare cupientem
nos consules perferemus? Nam ilia nimis antiqua pr.'etereo, <juod Caius Servilius Ahala, Spuri
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ad finem sese effrenata jactabit audacia i nihilne te nocturnum presidium palatii, nihil urbis vigilic ni
XOXPAREIL Xo. l-'l.
Quousque tandem iibutero, Catiliim, patientia nostra? quamdiu etiam furor iste tuus nos elu
det? (pii'in ad finem se.se etlrenata jactabit audacia? nihilne te nocturnum pniesitlium jialatii
nihil iniiis vigila^, nihil timor populi, nihil concursus bonorum omnium, nihil hi(^ numitissi
mus habendi senatum locus, nihil horum ora vultusque moverunt? patere tiui consilia non
sentis? constrictam jam horum omnium eonscientia teneri conjiu-ationem tuam non vides?
quid jiroxinm, ijuid superiore nocte egeris, ubi fueris, (juos convocaveris, quid consilii ceperis
quem nostrum ignorare arbitraris? O tempera! O moresi Senatus \v<vc intelligit, consul videt
hie tamen vivit. N'ivit! immo vero etiam in senatum venit : tit i)ul)lici consilii particeps: no
tat et designat oculis atl ca-dcm unumquemque nostrmn. Xos autem viri t'ortt's satisfacere rei
publiciB videmur, si istius furorem ac tela vitemus. Ad mortem te, Catilina, tluci jussu consu
lis, janii)ridem ojiportebat: in to cont'ei-ri pestem istam, (piam tu in nos omnes jamdiu machi
naris. An vero vir aiii|)lissinuis, I'lubiiis Scii)io, i)ontirex nuiximus, Tiberiujn (iracchum, nied
iocriter label'actantem statum reipublica' ju-ivatus in terfecit: Catilinam orbem terrarum catle
atque incendiis vastare cupientem nos consules perferemus? Nam ilia nimis anti(|ua inwtereo
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quem ad finem sese effrenata jactabit audacia f nihilne te nocturnum prcesidium palcdii, nihil ur
(8)
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Minion No. 8.
Quousqiie tandem abutere, Catilina, patientia nostra ? quamdiu etiam furor iste tuus nos elii
det ? quern ad finem sese eifrenata jactabit audacia ? nihilne tc nocturnum pnusidium palatii
nihil urbis vigila?, nihil timor populi, nihil concursus bonorum omnium, nihil hie munitissimus
habendi senatum locus, nihil horum ora vultusque moverunt ? patere tua consilia non sentis ?
constrictam jam horum omnium conscientia teueri conjurationem tuam non vides ? quid proxi
ma, quid superiore nocte egeris, ubi fueris, quos convocaveris, ojuid consilii ceperis, quem nost
trum ignorare arbitraris ? 0 tempora ! 0 mores ! Senatus htec intelligit, consul videt, hie tarn
em vivit. Vivit! immo rero etiam in senatum venit : fit publici consilii particeps : notat et de
signat oeulis ad eajdem uunmquemque nostrum. Nos autem viri fortes, satisfacere reipublicaj
videnuir, si istius furorem ac tela vitemus. Ad mortem te, Catilina, duci jussu consulis, jam
pridem opportebat : in te eonferri pestem istam quam tu in nos omnes jamdiu machinaris. An
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Quousqiie tandem, abutere Catilina patientia nostra? quamdiu etiam furor iste tuns nos eludet?
qriem ad finem sese effrenata jactabit audacia? nihilne te nocturnum prxsidium palatii, nihil
Minion No. 12.
Qiionsqiie tandem abutere, Catilina, ])atientia nostra? quamdiu etiam furor iste tuus
nos chidet? (juem ad liiicni sese eflVenata jactabit audacia? nihilne te nocturnum prie
sidiuni palatii, niliil urbis viuihc. nihil timor populi, nihil concursus l)onorum omnium
nihil hie munitissimus lial)endi senatum locus, nihil horum ora vultusciue moverunt?
patere tua consilia non sentis? constrictam jam horum omnium conscientia teneri con
jurationem tuam non vides? quid proxima, quid superiore nocte egeris ubi fueris quos
convocaveris, quid consilii ceperis, quem nostrum ignorare arbitraris? O tempora! O
mores I Senatus ha?c intelligit, consul videt, hie tamen vivit. Vivit! immo vero etiam
in senatum venit : tit publici consilii particeps : notat et desiguat oeulis ad caedem un
umquemque nostrum. Xos autem viri fortes, satisfacere reipublicaj videmur, si istius
furorem ac tela vitemus. Ad mortem te, Catilina, duci jussu consulis, jampridem op
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nos eludetf quem ad finem sese ejf'renata Jactabit audacia? nihilne ie nocturnum et
Minion No. 14.
Quousque tandem abutere Catilina patientia nostra? quamdiu etiam furor iste tuus nos
eludet? (iueni ad finem sese ef!'renata jactabit audacia? nihilne te nocturnum prajsidium
palatii, niliil urbis vigilre, niliil timor populi, nihil concursu.s bonorum omnium, nihil
Iiic mnnitissimus habendi senatum locus, nihil horum ora vultusque moverunt? patere
tua consilia non sentis? constrictam jam horum omnium conscientia teneri conjuratio
nem
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venit : tit publici consilii particeps : notat et designat oeulis ad csedera unumquemque
nostrum. Nos autem viri fortes satisfacere reipublicic videmur si istius furorem ac tela
vitemus. Ad mortem te Catilina, duci jussu consulis, jampridem opportebat: in te con
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nem tuam non vides ? quid proxima, (juid superiore nocte egeris, ubi fueris, quos con
vocaveris, quid consilii ceperis quem nostrum ignorare arbitraris. 0 tempora I O mores !
Senatus ha;c intelligit consul viaot hie tamen vivit. Vivit ! immo vero etiam in senatum
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quem ad finem sese effrenata jactabit audacia? nihilne te nocturnum presidium palatii, nihil
Minion No. l.>.
Quousque tandem abutere, Catilina, patientia nostra? quamdiu etiam furor iste
tuus nos ehidet? quem ad finem sese effrenata jactabit audacia? nihilne tenoctur
mini i)r;esi(liuni i)alatii, nihil urbis vigihe, nihil timor populi, nihil concursus bon
oruni oiiiiiiiiin, niliil hie niiinitissiiiins lialK'ndi senatum locus nihil horum ora vul
tusciue moverunt? patere tua consilia non sentis? constrictam jam horum omnium
conscientia teneri conjurationem tuam non vides? quid proxima, quid superiore
nocte egeris, ubi fueris, quos convocaveris, quid consilii ceperis, quem nostrum ig
norare arbitraris? O tempora! O mores! Senatus hsec intelligit, consul videt, hie
tamen vivit. Vivit ! immo vero etiam in senatum venit: fit publici consilii parti
ceps: notat et designat oeulis ad csedem unumquemque nostrum. Nos autem viri
fortes, satisfacere reipublicse videmur, si istius furorem ac tela vitemus. Ad mor
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nos eludet? quem ad finem sese effrenata jactabit audacia? nihilne tua nocturnum
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Quousciuo tiuuleni abutoro, Ciitalina, imtientia nostra V (luaindiu ytiam furor i.ste tuus nos
oludet V qxwm ad finom sosi> offronata jactabit audacia V nihihic to noctvirmim presidium
palatii, iiiliil concursus bonoruin oniniuni, nihil liic niunitissinni.s hal)endi sonatuni locus
nihil horuni ora vultus(|uo nioverunt '! patere tua consilia non sentis '! constrictam jam ho
rum omnium conscicntia teneri conjurationom tuam non vides V (juid j)roxima, (juid super
iore nocte egeris, ubi fuoris, ((uos convocaveris, (piid consilii ceperis, (juem nostrum ignor
are arbitraris ? 0 tompora ! 0 mores ! Senatus hrec intelligit, consul videt, hie tamen vi
vit. Vivit I immo vero etiam in senatum venit: fit pu))lici consilii particeps; notat et de
signat oculis ad ca-dem unumcpienniue nostrum. Xos autem viri fortes, satisfacere reipub
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Qitoiit^qae tandem ahnU-rc, CatiUmt, patktitki nostra f f/tiainciiit etlam furor iste tuus
nos eJiidt'tf (jiirni ad Jineni scsc fffn'nata jaftnhif andaciaf nihiJnc tc nortiirnnm pnvs
Hkevikk Xo. 12.
Qnousqiu' taiidoin nbntcre, ( ';italiii:i, patieiitia nostra? (luaindin ctiaiii furor hte tu
us nos elndety (HK-ni ad tincni sese ctiVenata jaetabit audacia':' niliilno t<' noi-turnu
])ra'si(liuni jmlatii, niliil url)is vi«>ila', nihil tiinor pojjuli, niliil i-onoursus bonoruni
onniiuni, nihil hie niunitissiinus halu'iidi senatum locus, nihil horuni ora vultusque
nioycrunfr' ])atcr(' tua consilia non sentis? constrii-tani jam liorum ouniimn consci
entia teneri conjurationem tuam non vides? <nii(l proxima, (jiiid superiore nocte eg
eri(<, ubi fueris, (pios convocaveris, (piid consilii ceperis, (piem nostrum ii>norare ar
bitraris? O temporal () mores I Senatus li;ec intelligit, consul vitlet, hie tamen vi
vit. Vivit I innuo vero etiam in senatum venit : tit public! consilii particeps : notat
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nos eludetf quern ad Jinem sese effretiata jactabit audacia! nihilnete nocturnum prcesid
Hhkvikh Xo. 14.
(.in()US(iuc tandem abutere, Catilina, i)ationtia nostra? (juamdiu etiam furor iste tu
UK nos eludct? (|ucm ad finem scse etIVenata jactabit audacia? niiiilne te nocturnu
pra'sidiiuH, i)alatii, nihil urbis viuihe, niliil timor jxipuli, niliil concursus bonoruin
omnium, nihil hie munitissimus liabcndi senatum locus, nihil horuni ora vultusciue
moyerunt? paten- tua consilia non sentis? constrictam jam horuni omnium con.sci
entia teneri conjurationem tuam non vides? (luid iiroxima, (piid suiieriore nocte eg
eris, ubi fueris, (juos convocaveris, quid consilii cei)eris, (juem nostrum ignorare ar
bitraris? () tempora ! () mores! Senatus luec intelligit, consul videt, hie tamen vi
vit. Vivit! immo vero etiam in senatum venit : tit imlilici consilii jiarticeps; notat
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nos eludetf quern ad finem sese ejfrenata jactabit audariaf nihilne te nocturnum prscs
Bkkviek Xl). 1').
Quousque taudeni abutere Catilina, patientia nostra? (|uani(liu etiam furor is
te tuus nos eludet? (pieni ad finem sese eftVenata Jactabit audacia? nihilne te
nocturnuni piwsidium palatii, nihil urbis vigihe, liihil tinior populi, nihil eon
eiirsus bonoruni onmiuni, nihil hie niunitissinuis habendi senatum locus, ni
liil lioruni ora vultuscjue nioverunt? patere tua consilia non sentis? constrict
ani jam horum omnium conseientia teneria conjurationem, tuam non vides?
quid proxima, ({ui<l superiore nocte egeris, ubi fueris, (jUos convocaveris, quid
consilii ceperis, (juem nostrum ignorare arbitraris? () temjiora! () mores! Se
natus Inec intelligit, consul videt hie tamen vivit. Vivit! immo vero etiam in
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(10)
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IJoruGEois Xo. s.
Qiiousque tandem abuterr, Catiliiia, patientia nostra? <iuani(liu ctiani fnvor iste tu
us nos eludet? qiieni ad tincni sese eftrenata jactabit audacia ? niliilne te nocturn
um prajsidinm palatii, nihil urlns vif>iU«, nihil timor populi, nihil concursus honor
omnium, nihil hie munitissimus haheiuli senatum locus, nihil horum ora vultusque
moverunt? patere tua consilia non sentis ? eonstrietam jam horum omnium consci .
entia teneri eonjurationem tuam non vides ? quid proxinui, (juid superiore nocte e^
eris, ubi fueris, quos eonvoeaveris, quid eonsilii ceperis, (juem nostrum ignorare ar
bitraris ? O tempora ! 0 mores ! Senatus hajc intelligit, consul videt, hie tamen vi
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fKKS nos eludet f q(te)n od finem .v.v rff'renotd jactid)it (tudac/'a f niliilne te nor
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(^uousque tandem abutere, (Uitaliua, patientia nostra? quanidiii etiani furor
iste tuiis nos eliidot ? (|ueni ad tineni sese eftrenata jaetabit andacia? nihilne
te nocturniini pnesidium i)alatii. nihil nrbis vigilae, nihil timor popnli, nihil
eoncnrsns bonornm omnium, nihil hie munitissimns liabendi senatum loeus
luhil horum ora vultns((U(^ moverunt? patere tua eousilia sentis ? eonstrietam
jam horum omnium eonseientia teneri eonjurationem tuam non vides? quid
])roxinui. (piid superiore uoete ej^eris, ubi tuei'is, qiu)s eonvoeaveris, quid con
silii eeperi.s, quem nostrum ignorare arbitraris? O tempora! 0 mores ! Sena
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iste tims nos eludet? quem ad Jin em sese effrenata jactahit audacia? nihil
]{()ru(;Eois Xo. 1-1.
(Quousque tandem abutere, Catalina, patientia nosti'a? (luunidiu etinni furor
iste tuus nos eludet? ([uem ad tinem .^ese etfrenata jaetabit audacia? nihilne
te uoeturnum priesidiuni i)alatii, nihil urbis vi<;ihe, nihil timor populi, niliil
concursus bonoruni oniniuni, nihil hie munitissimus lial)endi senatum loeus
nihil horum ora vultus([ue moverunt ? patere tua consilia, non sentis ? con
strietani jam horum omnium eonseientia teneri eonjurationem tuam non vi
(les ? (piid jtroxima, ([uid superiore nocte egeris-ubi fueris, (pios eonvoeaveris
(|uid eonsilii eei)eris, (|uem nostrum ignorare arbitraris ? O temjjora! 0 more
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tuus nos eludet f quem ad jinem sese eff'renata jact(d>it (indavia':f nihihie te noc
HoritcKuis Xo. 1.').
Quou.sque tandem ubutere Catalina i)atieutia nostra? (luanuliu etiani fu
ror iste tuus nos eludet? (pieni ad tineni sese etfrenata jaetabit audacia?
nihilne te iiocturnuni pra'sidiuni, i)alatli, nihil urbis vigiho, nihil timor
populi, nihil concursus bonoruni oniiiiuni, nihil hie niunitissiinus habeii
di senatum locus, nihil horum ora vultus(iue moverunt? patere tua con
silia non vides? eonstrietam jam horum omnium eonseientia teneri con
jurationem tuam non vides? (piid proxima, (juid superiore nocte egeri.s
ubi fueris, (pu)s eonvoeaveris, (juid eonsilii ceperis, (luem nostrum ignor
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ror iste taas nos eludet ? queni ad flne)n sese ejff'renata jact((l>it ((udaciaf
Ml) CiiiciniKiti T(/])i' Fixnidri/, Ml Vuic St.
Long Primer No. 8.
Quousque tandem abutere, Catalina, patientia nostra? quamdiu etiam furor is
te tuns nos eludet ? quern ad finem sese effrenata jactabit audacia ? nihilne te
nocturnum pra'sidium, palatii, nihil urbis vigila?, nihil timor populi, nihil con
cursus bonorum omnium, nihil hie munitissimus habendi senatuni locus, nihil
honam ora vultusque moverunt ? patere tuam consilia non sentis ? constrictam
jam horum omnium conscientia teneri conjui-ationem tuam non vides ? quid et
proxima, quid superiore nocte egeris, ubi fueris, quos convocaveris, quid consil
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Quousque tandem abutere CatiUna, patientia nostra f quamdiu etiam. furor
iste tuus nos eludet f quern adfinem sese effrenata jactabit audacia f nihiln
Long Primer No. 10.
Quousque tandem abutere, Catalina, patientia nostra ? quamdiu etiam fu
ror iste tuus nos eludet ? quera ad finem sese effrenata jactabit audacia ?
nihilne te nocturnum proesidium palatii, nihil urbis vigilje, nihil timor po
puli, nihil concursus bonorum omnium, nihil hie munitissimus habendia
senatum locus, nihil horum ora vultusque moverunt V patere tua consilia
non sentis ? constrictam jam horum omnium conscientia teneri conjuratio
nem tuam non vides ? quid proxima, quid superiore nocte egeris, ubi fuer
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ror iste tuus nos eludet? quem ad finem sese effrenata jactabit audacia?
Long Primer No. 11.
Quousque tandem abutere, Catalina, patientia nostra? quamdiu etiam
furor iste tuus nos eludet? quem ad finem sese effrenata jactabit and
acia? nihilne te nocturnum praesidium palatii, nihil urbis vigihe, nihil
timor poi)uli, nihil concursus bonorum omnium, nihil hie munitissimus
habendi senatum locus, niliil horum ora vultusque moverunt? i^atere
tua consilia non sentis? constrictam jam horum, omnium conscientia
teneria conjurationem tuam non vides? quid proxima, quid superiore
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am furor iste tuus nos eludet ? quem, ad finem sese effrenata jactabit
Long Primer No. 11.
Quousque tandem abutere Catalina, patientia nostra? quamdiu etiam fu
ror iste tuus nos eludet? quem ad finem sese effrenata jacta1:)it audacia?
nihilne te nocturnum, prajsidium palatii, nihil urbis vigila), nihil timor
populi, nihil concursus bonorum omnium, nihil hie munitissimus haben
di senatum locus, nihil horum ora vultusque moverunt? patere tua con
silia non sentis? constrictam jam horum omnium conscientia teneri con
jurationem tuam non vides? quid proxima, quid superiore, nocte egeris
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iste tuus nos eludet f quem ad finem sese effrenata jactabit audacia f nihiln
(12) Cincinnati Type Foimdry, 201 Vine St.
Small Pica No. 11.
Quousque tandem abutere Catalina patientia nostra ? quamdiu etiam
furor iste tims nos eludet? quern ad finem sese effrenata jactabit aud
acia ? niliilne te nocturnum, prcPsidium palatii, nihil urbis vigilne, ni
hil timor populi, niliil eoncursus bonorum omnium, nihil hie munitis
simus habendi senatum locus, nihil horum ora vultusque moverunt ?
patere tua consilia non sentis'^ constrictam jam horum omnium cons
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furor iste tuus nos eludet f quern ad finem sese effrenata jactabit aud
Small Pica No. 14.
Quousque tandem abutere, Catalina, patientia nostra ? quamdiu et
iam furor iste tuus nos eludet ? quern ad finem sese effrenata jacta
bit audacia ? niliilne te nocturnum, presidium palatii, nihil urbis
vigihr, nihil timor populi, niliil eoncursus bonorum omnium, nihil
hie munitissimus habendi senatum locus, nihil bora ora vultusque
moverunt ? patere tua consilia non sentis ? constrictam jam horum
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furor iste tuus nos eludet f quern ad finem sese effre)iata jactabit audaci
Pir-A Xo. (1.
Quousijue taudeni al)utere Catalina, patientia nostra ? quamdiu et
iam furor iste tuus nos eludet ? quern ad finem sese effrenata jact
abit audacia ? nihilne te nocturnum prsesidium palatii, nihil urliis
vigilse, nihil timor })opuli, nihil eoncursus bonorum omnium, nihil
hie munitissimus habendi senatum locus, nihil horum ora vultusque
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diu etiam furor iste tuus nos eludet f quema ad finem sese
Pica Xo. 14.
Qiiousqiio tandem abutere Catalina, })atientia nostra? quain
diu etiam furor iste tuus nos eludet? quern ad finem sese ef
frenatia jactaliit audacia? nihilne te nocturnum prresidium
palatii, nihil urbis vigibe, nihil timor populi, niliil eoncursus
bonorum omnium, nihil hie munitissimus habendi senatum
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etiam. furor iste tun.s nos eludet f quern ad Jiiwui sese ejfrcnata
(l;!) CiiK-inimti Type Foundry, ilOl Vine St.
Pica No. S.
Quousqiie tandem abiitere Cataliiia patientia nostra? quam
din etiani furor iste tuns nos eludct? qneni ad fineni sese ef
frenata jac'tal)it audacia? nihilne te nocturnum pra^sidium
palatii, nihil nr])i8 vigila?, nihil tinior popnli, nihil concursu
bonoruni, nihil hie niunitissimns habendi senatuni locus, ni
hil horuni (n'a vultnsque niovcrunt? patere tua consilia non
sentis? constrictam jam horuni omnium conscientia teneri
conjurationem tuam non vides? quid proxima, quid superi
ore nocte egeris, nbi fuens, quos convocaveris, quid consil
ceperis, quern nostrum ignorare arbitraris? O temporal O
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EX(iLISH Xo. •>.
Qiiousque tandem abutere, Catilina, patieiitia nostra ?
quamdiu etiam furori iste tnam nos eludet ? quern ad
finem sese effrenata jactabit audacia? nihilne te noct
urnum pra?sidium pahitii, nihil urbis vigila^, nihil timor
populi, nihil coneursus bonoruni (jmnium, nihil hie mu
nitissimus habendi senatum locus, nihil liorum ora vul
tusque movei'unt ? patere tua consilia non sentis ? con
strictam jam liorum omnium conscientia teneri con jura
tionein tuam non vides ? (luid proxima, quid siiperiore
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Quousque tandem abutere Cataliua, patienta
nostra ? quamdiu etiam furor iste tuus nos el
udet ? quem ad finem sese effrenata jactabit
audacia? nihilne te nocturnum praesidium pa
latii^ nihil urbis vigite, nihil timor populi, ni
hil coneursus bonoruni omnium, nihil hie mu
nitissimus habendi senatum locus, nihil hora
ora vultusque moverunt ? patere tua consilia
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(14) (hiriiiiKiti Ti/jx- Ftiiiiiilrj/. J'll \'hii St.
Light-Face Romaxs.
<;i{KAT PltlMKU Xo. .')
EUROPEAN INTENTIONS
French and German Academies of Design
Practical Engineers 37
DoiHi.K Small I'ica N(
PRINTING HOUSES
Lithographers and EngTavers
Fine Specimens 2
DoiBi.K En(;li.sii X(
DEPARTMENT
American Manufacturers
Iron Miners
DoTBLK <;i!KAT I'ltlMKI! X<
MOUNTAIN
Cumberland Range
Romantic
Fori! I.iXK I'HA Xo. •?.
MOUNDS
Prairie Scenes
(l.j) CinciniMiti Type Foundry, Ml Vine St.
J
Heavy Poster Romans.
(iREAT Prim?:r No. ;i
FOKEIOIV NATIONS
Ooverniiient of Oreat Britain*
Freiicli Republic
Dot-RLE I'ica.
FOREST HOME
J^orth American Iiidiaiii§.
Hunting Cirrounds
DorBLE Great I'RnrER Xo.
MORNINGS
Nuinmer Resorts.
Hxeursion
DoiBi.E Paragon.
THRONES
Ancient Ruin^
Monarch
American Canon.
NOTICE
Continental
(16) CinciniKiti Ti/pc FoumJrij, iOl Vine St.
Agate Title No. 1. ;WA, tiOa. |2..'>0
THE WKSTERX JOURIVAL OF EDUCATION
Temperance and Social Improvement Society
Nonpareil Title No. 2. 30 A, GO a. p.r>0
PRODUCE AJSn PROVISION STORE
liiberal Advances on Consig'unients
Minion Title No. 2. 30A, (iOa. ;f3.70
MOti^XAirVOl S COUi^XRIES.
Kiicltiiiitiug; Scenes in Aniei'ica,
Brevier Title No. 3. 30 A, 60 a. $3.50
Paper, jVIeinorandunifSi, Pencils
Bourgeois Title No. 2. :»A, (iOa. $3.r)0
€£I>AR COUWTY DEMOCRAT
Interesting' Democratic Papers.
Long Primer Title No. 1. ;MA, ;jOa. fl.JiO
mEI^TAL. PHILOSOPHY.
Ancient and JUodern Idea
Small Pica Title No. 1. 20 A, 30 a. )f2..j0
FIELDS Al^D GARDEI^fS
The Farnier'§ Companion
Pica Title No. 2. l.")A, :»a. $2..j0
LUMBER REGIONS
Petroleum Consumers
Pica Title No. 1. 1.5 A, 30 a. $:!..=»
DOMESTIC BREED
AnJiiial Mechanism
Great Primer Title No. 1. IOA, 20a. |3.&5
50 lbs. at :« cts. per lb.
PATENT Olli
Family Orocery
Paragon. IOA, 20a. $3.90
50 lbs. at SS cts. per lb.
Diamond Crown
Double Pica. 8 A, 1(> a. $4.ft5
50 lbs. at 3H ets. per lb.
Pine Timber
Double Gt. Primer, No. 2. 4 A, 8 a. $5.1.'
50 lbs. at :« cts. per lb
Agate Title No. 4. 30 A, 60 a. $2.50
EXCELLENT ADVERTISING MEDIUM
Advertisements Inserted at Lowest Kates
Nonpareil Title No. 4. :»A, 60 a. $2.60
OFFICE OF THE LEBANON TRIBUNE
Every Description of Fine Job Printing
Minion Title. No. 4. 30 A, 60 a. $3.00
LETTER OF PERMANENT VALUE
And of Long Established Reputation
Brevier Title No. 4. 30 A, 60 a. $3.50
GLENN'S FAMILY JOURNAL
Great Iiiduceiiieiits to Fanners.
Bourgeols Title No. 4. ;M A, 60 a. $3.10
RUSTIC AND GILT FRAMES
Aniericaii, French, antl German
Long Primer Title No. 4. :WA, 50 a. $3..50
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS
Medicines and Perfumery.
Pica Title No 4. 22 A, 32 a. $3..50
BALTIMORE TIMES.
Independent Jovirnal
Gre.\t Primer No. .5. 10 A, 20a. $2.8.5
50 lbs. at 38 cts. per lb.
ORPHANS HOMES
Model Establishment
Double Small Pica No. 2. IOA, 20a. $4.30
50 lbs. at 38 cts. per 11).
METAL RULE
Grand Selection
Double English No. 3. 8 A, 16 a. $6.(X)
50 lbs. at :W cts. per lb.
Manufacture
Dbl. Gre.\t Primer No. 3. 4 A, 8a. f5.20
50 lbs. at ;W cts. per lb.
Mountain
Four-Line Pica No. 3. 4 A, 4 a. $6.30
50 lbs. at 38 cts. per lb.
_^^^ 50 lbs. at m cts. per 1^- ■ ■ I
Romans JiOUndH
Fiinirrs to nil.
(17)
Quadu and .Spaces extni.
Nonpareil Italic Title No. 2. 30 A, CO a. $2.60
CSItOMATIC CYJ^INDJSIt PItlNTIIfO.
Various Colors Printed at one Impression
Brevier Italic Title No. 2. 30 A, 60 a. $3.2.5
3IILXEJR'S rmCE CUMMENT
Authentic Meports of Inventions.
Bourgeois Italic Title No. 2. 20 A, 30 a. $3.25
LIFE AND FIME IWSUBANCE
Foreign and Domestic Exchange
Lg. Primer Italic Title No. 2. 20 A, 30 a. $2.45
WESTERN FINANCIER
National and County Bonds
*Lg. Prim. Italic Title No. 1. 20 A, 40 a. $2.90
nsEFuZf .jfiJiTEniJiijS
JEsphaltum Cement Roof
*PicA Italic Title No. 1. 8 A, 18 a. $2.40
PURE BR.iJ^n^r
10oniestlc LlQMors
Pica Italic Title No. 2. 15 A, :Ma. $2.80
B ULING MA CHINE
Pencil Mantifactiirer
*Great Primer Italic Title. 10 A, 20 a. $2..'j0
GOLD BRONZES.
Superior Colored Inks
*Dbl. Sm. Pica Italic Title. 8 A, 16 a. $2.70
REFERENCE
Patent Medicine
*Dbl. English Italic. 7 A, 12 a. $4.65
BELMONT
Amusements
*Dbl. Gre.^t Primer Italic. 4A, Sa. $3.75
MODEL
Ornament
Nonpareil and Pearl Aklines line, and can be used
as Caps ami Small Caps.
Historical Events ok the American Bevolction
NARRATni OK PKR.SONAL AdVENTLRES AND TRATEIS.
Southern Coiiiiiiissiuii mid Fnrwanlin^ Merehaiitij* Kxclians^
Pearl Aldine on Nonp. body. 30 A, 60 a. $1.50
AmiENTIC BIOGRAPHIES OF EMINENT FRENCH WRITERS.
Extensive Assortment of Handsome Combination Borders. $4.^
Nonpareil Aldine. .30 A. 60 a. $2.00
MANUFACTURERS OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
Memoirs of American and European Meclianics 5
Brevier Aldine. 30 A, 60 a. $3.25
CENTRAL STEAM PRINTING HOUSE
Publishers of Journals and Periodicals
Long Primer Aldine. 18 A, 40 a. $2.25
SPECIMENS AND ESTIMATES
North American Trade Reporter
Pica Aldine. 15 A, 30 a. $2.60
MADISON REPUBLICAN
Best Advertising Medium
Great Primer Aldine. 12 A, 24 a. $3.60
IRON MERCHANTS
Insurance Companies
Del. Small Pica Aldine. 12 A, 24 a. $4.20
MONROE TIMES
Printer's Manual.
Dbl. English Aldine. 10 A, 16 a. $6.40
RECORDER
Improvement
Dbl. GRE.iT Primer Aldine. 8 A, 12 a. $8.'20
IMPORTS
Mountains
Figures to all except* Quads and Spaces extra. (18) Cincinnati Ti/pe Foundnj, 201 Vine Street.
Nonpareil Condensed No. 4. 30 A, 00 a. |2.20
UNITED STATES TEEASURY DEPARTMENT
Merchants and Manufacturers Life Insurance
Brevier Condensed No. 4. .30 A. 60 a. $2.75
STANDARD HISTORY OF GERMANY
Select Readings from Standard Works
Lg. Primer Condensed No. 4. 18 A. 40 a. .$2.25
THE PRINTERS INSTRUCTOR
Productions of Modern Genius 2
Pica Condensed Xo. 4. 15 A, 30 a. |2.2o
THE FREMONT REGISTER
Herald Publishing Company
English Condensed No. 4. 15 A, :» a. |2.75
MOENING CHRONICLE
Devoted to General News
Gt. Primer Condensed No. 4. 12 A, 24 a. .$3.20
HANDSOME DESIGNS
Numerous Delineations.
Dbl. Sm. Pk'A COND. No. 4. 12 A, 24 a. $3.40
MOEIING EDITION
American Eevolutioii
Dbl. English CoND. No. 4. 10 A, 16 a. $4.20
HUEON TIMES
Latest Specimen
Dbl. Gt. Primer Cond. No. 4. 8 A, 12 a. $0.20
MECHANICS
Importations
Fol'R-LiNE Pica Cond. No. 4. 5 A, 8 a. $8.00
TEIBUIE
Insurance
Lg. Primer Condensed No. 1. 15 A, 30 a. $1.10
MANUFACTURERS OF PRINTING 3IACHINES
Standard Specimens of the Latest Invention
Pica Condensed No. .3. 20 A, 38 a. $2.70
FOREIGN GOVERNMENTS
International Conventions
English Condensed No. 1. 10 A, 20 a. $1.40
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
Memoirs of Eminent Statesmen
Gt. Primer Condensed No. 1. 6 A, 12 a. $1.50
MERCANTILE AGENT
Commission Merchants
Del. Pica Condensed No. 1. 4 A, 8 a. $1.50
SPECIMEN SHEETS
Oriiaiiiental Brass Rule
Dbl. Gt. Primer Cond. No. 1. 4 A, 8a. $3.50
IRON MINER
Mantel Frames
Dbl. Paragon Cond. No. 2. 4 A, 4 a. $.3.70
SUPERIOR
Instrument
Dbl. Paragon Cond. No. 1. 4 A, 4 a. $5.50
Borders
Five-Line Pica Cond. No. 1. 4 A, 4 a. $8.00
Cement
Figures to all. Qiiadu and Spaces extra.
(10)
Cwcimviti'Type Foundry, 201 Vine Street.
Two-Line Agate No. 7. 20 A. $2.()0
WESTERN SCE:N^ES
Two-Line Nonpareil No. 7. 20 A. !f2.00
ROMAlSr EMPIRE
Two-Line Minion No. 7. 18 A. $2..")0
HOME RECORD
Two-Line Brevier No. 7. ISA. $2.r>0
TEANSCPaPT
Two-Line Diamond No. 5. 20 A. $1.00
PRINTERS AND ENGRAVERS
Two-Line Pearl No. 5. 20 A. $1.20
AMERICAN INSTITUTES
Two-Line Agate No. ."). 20 A. $1.20
SIDNEY INDEPENDENT
Two-Line Nonpareil No. 5. 20 A. $1.')0
WESTERN FARMER
Two-Line Nonpareil No. 6. 20 A. $!.(),'>
FIEESIDE FEIEND
Two-Line Minion No. .5. 20 A. $2.0.5
MOUNT VERNON
Two-Line Brevier No. 5. ISA. $2.40
JASPER TIMES
Two-Line Bourgeoi.s No. .'). 1.") A. $2.10
INSTRUCTION
Two-Line Long Primer No. 5. 10 A. $2.20
ORNAMENTS
Two-Line Small Pica No. 5. 10 A. $2.10
SPECIMENS
Two-Line Pica No. 5. S A. $2.10
DIRECTOR
I Two-Line Pearl C( nd. No. I. 24 A. .fl.lO
MANUFACTURERS' DIRECTORY
Two-Line Nonpareil Cond. No. 1. 24 .\. $1.50
THE COMMERCIAL RECORD
Two-Line Nonpareil Cond. No. 2. 24 A. $1.3.5
MADISO^T COUfiTY HERALD
Two-Line Minion Cond. No. 1. 15 A. $1.')0
PRINCETON LEADER
Two-Line Brevier Cond. No. 1. 15 A. $1.50
SHEEMAN COURIER
Two-Line Bourgeois Cond. No. 1. 12 A. $1.50
CANTON LEDGER
Two-Line Lg. Primer Cond. No. 1. 12 A. $1.(10
SALEM JOURNAL
Two-Line Pica Cond. No. 1. 12 A. $2..%5
MARION TIMES
Two-Line English Cond. No. 1. <i.\. $2.25
REPUBLIC
Two-Line Gt. Primer Cond. No. 2. 6 A. $2.05
MERCHAITS
Two-Line Gt. Primer Cond. No. 1. OA. $8.35
MITERS
Two-Line Paragon Cond. No. 1. 4 A. $2.'
ROMAN
Four-Line Pica Cond. No. 1. 4 A. $3.')0
TIMES
Figures to all.
(■20)
Qnaih and Spaces extra.
Nonpareil. Condensed No. 5. ;>()A. 11.."),')
EMINENT MECHANICS OF GREAT BRITAIN
BIOGRAPHIES OF DISTINGUISHED POETS
Brevier Condensed No. 5. 24 A. |].40
THE CINCINNATI TYPE FOUNDRY
IMPROVED PRINTING MACHINES
Two-Line Pearl Condensed No. 5. 24 A. $l.:?0
GEORGIA MONTHLY RECORD
DEVOTED TO AGRICULTURE
Two-Line Agate Condensed No. 5. 24 A. |l.a")
HUNTINGTON SENTINEL
JOURNAL OF SCIENCE
Two-Line Nonp. Condensed No. 5. 24 A. |2.20
TEEMOUNT EEGISTER
MORNING EDITIONS
Two-Line Brevier CoND.' No. 5. 18 A. |2.00
COMMERCIAL NEWS
FOREIGN ITEMS
Two-LiNE Bourgeois CoND. No. 5. l(i A. 12.00
SUPERIOR COURTS
Two-Line S.m. Pica Cond. No. 5. 12 A. $2.2.)
CAMDEN POST
Two-Line English Cond. No. 5. 10 A. fViO
OEDIMNCE
Two-Line Gt. Primer Cond. No. ."). CA. .$2.70
SPECIMEN
Two-Line P.\r.\gon Cond. No..'). •') .V. .$8.20
TEMPEST
Agate Light-F.u:e Extended. 30 A, 60 a. $3.10
M:EIiCAlSrTII.E JOB PKIISTTING
Cards, ri-ogramnies, and Invitations
NoNP. LiGHT-F.\cE Extended. 30 A, CO a. $3..')0
T'YFIi: FOXnSTDKY OFFICK
Estiinates sent on Application
Brevier Ligiit-Face E.\tend. 24 A. 30 A. $.3.00
FOI^EIG^]Sr PRODUCTS
IirLinense Transportation
Lg. Pri.m. Light-Fage E.xtend. 18 A, 24 n. $2.70
FUEISTCH P»OEMS
Commercial nVTonitor
Pica Ligiit-Face Extend. 12 A. 18 a. $3.00
moxj:n^tai^s
Finest Selection
Dbl. Sm. Pica Lt.-Face EXTEN. 8 A. 12 a. $4.2.5
HECORD
^ iTier ioans
Two-Line Brevier Extra Cond. 1-") A. $1.00
GOVERMIEP PRIMIKG IIOl'SB
Great Primer Extra Cond. 15 A. $1.3.')
mm\m independence
Two-Line Pica Extra Cond. !•') A. $La')
Dbl. Great Primer Extra Cond. 10 A. $2.f>0
Canon Extra Cond. 8 A. .$4.00
II
Four-Line Pica Extra Cond. (iA. $2.40
Fhjiircx to (ill.
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Quids and Spaces extra.
NoNP. Title Extend. No. 3. 3') A. 40a. $3.35
CO]!MCBIlV^TIO]V BOnDDEK-
Improvetl I»i'liitlngr IMaterlal
Brevier Title Extend. No. 3. 30 A, 30 a. f3.30
Oonsulting- Departments
Lg. Prim. Title Extend. No. 3. 24 A, 24 a. $3.2.5
STE^^IVX EIVGMIVES
Latest ImproveiTient
Pica Title Extend. No. 3. ISA, 20a. ?3.40
Gt. Prim. Title Extend. No. 3. 9 A, 14 a. f3.20
3IaiivifaotxTrer
Pica Title Extend. No. 1. 6 A, 12 a. |2.50
^^XB.~C;j§i
sm^
Gt. Prim. Title Extend. No. 1. 4 A, 8 a. |3.40
Dbl. Pica Title Extend. No. 1. 4 A. s a. $(5.00
Lg. Primer Claren. Extend. 10 A, IG a. $3.20
Pica Claren. Extend. 8 A, 12 a. $3..50
Paragon Claren. Extend. 6 A, 8 a. $4.00
Dbl. English Claren. Extend. OA, 8 a. I6..50
Nonpareil and Pearl Antique Extended line, and
can be ii.sed as Caps and ifinall Cap.s.
Pearl Antique Extend. No. 3, on Xonp. body.
35 A. .$2.. 50
Nonpareil Antique ExTEN. No. 3. 35 A. $2.40
Brevier Antique E.XTEN. Xo. 3. 25 A. $2..50
Lg. Primer Antique Exten. No. 3. 24 A. $2.60
Pica Antique Exten. No. 3. 15 A. $2.40
2-LiNE Brevier Ant. F.xtes. No. 3. 10 A. $2.25
2-LiNE Lg. Prim. Ant. Exten. No. 3. 10 A. $3.25
i^OTjnsriD
2-LiNE Pica Antique Exten. No. 3. 6 A. $3.00
2-Line English Ant. E.kten. No. 3. 5 A. $4.00
Agate Ant. Exten. No. 1. 40 A. f.3.40
NoNPAitEH. Ant. Exten. No. 1. 15A,.!0a. $3.(X)
3F»IOTXJI=lE I»H.-A.3VtE
IWI<:>c3.ex*zx OxrxxA^xxxexxtis
Brevier Ant. Exten. No. 1. 15 A, 30 n. $3.50
i»i]>a"E3 ijXJiM::]BE3rt
Lg. Prim. Ant. Exten. No. 1. 12 A. IS a. $3.50
Pica Ant. Exten. No. 1. 10 A. 12 a. $4.00
Gt. Primer Ant. Exten. No. 1. 4 A, 8 a. $4.50
Dbl. Pica Ant. Exten. No. 1. 4 A, 4 a. $5.75
Fic/iire.< to all. Quads and Spaces extra.
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Cincinnati Tijpe Foundri/. 201 Vine Street.
Nonpareil Antiques line, and can be used as Caps
and Small Caps.
THE Cincinnati Type foundry, 201 Vine Street
Printing Material of Every Description. $75
IMPROVED STANDARD NONPAREIL PRESSES
Nonpareil Antique No. 5. 30 A. 00 a. |1.90
importers of thermometers and microscopes
standard Mathematical and Astronomical Instruments
N0NP.\REiL Antique No. 4. 30 A, 60 a. |1.90
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK OF BLOOMINGTON
The Southern Merchants Banking Association 54
Noxpareil Antique No. 6. 30 A, 60 a. ?2.25
ILLUSTRATED HISTORY OF GREAT BRITAIN
Reproductions from Distinguislied Authors
Minion Antique No. 6. 30 A, 60 a. $2.75
MERCHANTS' UNION EXPRESS COMPANIES
The Atlantic and Great Western Railroad
Brevier Antique No. 6. 30 A, 60 a. -$2.90
FINE BLACK AND COLORED INK
Plain and Ornamental Type and Rules
Long Primer Antique No. 6. 21 A, 'tO a. 12.60
BERLIN FEMALE SEMINARY
Modern Educational Institutions
Pica Antique No. 6. 20 A, .38 a. $3.20
ANCIENT MANUSCRIPTS
Dramatical Entertainments.
Great Primer Antique No. 6. 15 A. 24 a. $3.50
FOREIGN NATION.
Farming Implements
Del. Pica Antique No. 6. 10 A, 16 a. $5.00
GOLD MINES
Mining District
Del. Gt. Prim. Antique No. 6. 7 A, 12 a. $6.70
CISTERN
Americans
I'iyvres to all. Quads and Spaces e.rtni.
Brevier Antique Cond. No. 4. 30 A, 60 a. $2.20
MANUFACTURE OF PRNITING MACHINES
Cylinder Distribution Nonpareil Presses
Lg. Prim. Antique Cond. No. 4. 24 A, 50 a. $2.35
MEMOIRS OF EMINENT ARTISTS
Narrative of Personal Adventures
Pica Antique Cond. No. 4. 20 A, 28 a. .$2.50
IMPORTERS AND EXPORTER
Foreign and Domestic Liquors
English Antique Cond. No. 4. 18 A, 36 a. .$2.70
UNION COUNTY TRIBUNAL
Washington Correspondence
Gt. Prim. Antique Cond. No. 4. 15 A, 24 a. $.3.30
INSURANCE AGENCIES
Home Mutual Insurance
Dbl. S.M. Pica Ant. Cond. No. 4. 12 A, is a. .'P3.00
TRADE REPORTER
American Grocers
Dbl. English Ant. Cond. No. 4. 10 A, 16 a. $5.00
IRON FOUNDER
Fine Specimens
1
Lg. Primer Ant. Cond. No. 1. 20 A, 40 a. $2.00
UNITED STATES SENATORS
Horning and Evening Session 45
Pica Ant. Cond. No. 1. 20 A. ,30 a. .$2.40
REAL ESTATE AGENCIES
Elegant Country Residence
Gt. Piumek Ant. Cond. No. 1. 15 A, 20 a. .$2.80
OFFICE FURNITURE
Extensive Assortment
1 Two-Line Gt. Prim. Ant. Cond. No. 1. 9 A. $3.60
PROVIDENCE
(23) Cincinnati Type Foundry, 201 Vine Street.
Bkevier Skel. Antiquk No. 2. 8GA,70!i. .fii.i')
PICTURESQUE AND ANIMATED DESCRIPTION OF AFRICA
Most AdmiraWe CoUeclIon of Anecflotes and lUustratlons
Lg. Primer Skel. Ant. No. 2. ;!0 A, 00 a. ?3.00
LITEMTDEE AND GENERAL INFORMATION
Beantiful Productions of Dislingiiisliei Artists
Pica Skel. Ant. No. 2. 20 A. 40 a. $2.00
NEW AND ATTRACTIVE NOVELTIES
German Porcelain ant Eiianielet Ware
Gt. Primer Skel. Ant. No. 2. 1.'>A, :^0a. $2.7.5
PARISIAN PAPER HAN&INCtS
CoiMninE Coloirs will Eleiaice
Del. Sm. Pica Skel. Ant. No. 2. ]."> A. :^0a. |.').00
M aM Silf Br lEstrieiits
Del. English Skel. Ant. No. 2. 12 A, 21 a. $4. 7')
CLIBTON MONITOR
StenPriiiig House
Del. Paragon Skel. Ant. No. 2. HA. Ida. ^G.fMi
4-LiNE Pica Skel. Ant. No. 2. CA.rJa. ^O.i'i
NoNi'AitEiL Ant. Cond. No. 2. :!0A. (iOa. $2.1.')
MODERN INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE GUITAR
Manufacturer and Importer of Pianos and Organs
Brevier Ant. Cond. No. 2. ;!0A. (iOa. $:>.(H1
INDEPENDENCE PRINTING WOEKS
North American Journal of Horticulture
Lg. Primer Ant. Cond. No. 2. 24A, -"lOa. $:100
IMPOKTED WRITING FLUIDS
Standing Committee on Commerce
Pica ANT. Cond. No. 2. 20 A, 48 a. $3.2.'>
PATENT STEAM ENGINE
Continental Fire Department
Gt. Primer Ant. Cond. No. 2. l.")A, 24 a. $:i.')0
FRENCH CHROMOS
Extensive Assortment
DliL. Sm. Pica Ant. Cond. No. 2. is A, 24 a. $4.80
MODERN DESIGN
Morning Chronicle
Del. ENGLi.^iii Ant. Cond. No. 2. 12 A. is a. .f-l.e.')
HOME RECORD
Printing House
Del. Gt. Prim. Ant. Con. No. 2. s A, 11 A. $.").7.>
PRESIDENTS
Commanders
Canon Ant. Cond. No. 2. .')A, Sa. $7.00
Inventions
4-LiNE Pica Ant. Cond. No. 2. .'>.\. 8 a. $7.7.')
President
Figures t) all.
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(liiitdx 11)1(1 Span's ( .rtrn.
Pkarl Ionic; No. 2, on Nonp. bodv.
•24 A, -JS a. fi.S.")
"WAILING WINDS SHAIiIj BE THY CHUM
Balmy-Breathed Bud-Cro-wned Queen of Spring:
"With Her Laugrhingr, Teasingr, Be-wlldering, 238
Nonpareil Ionic No. 2. 24 A, 48 a. fJ.s.")
WIIiliFTJL AS A WOMAN, FULL. OF
Coquetry and Fond Beg-uilderingrs, Moors
To Her Fitful Moods. One Moment 896
BuEViKit Ionic No. 2. 24A, 4Sa. .$S.10
UNITED STATES PATENT LAWS
The Protection of American Citizens.
Strict Rules and Regxilations. $15.75
Long Primer Ionic No. 2. 18 A, 36 a. $2.75
NATIONAL GOVERNMENT
Regular Candidates for OfB.ce
State and County Election 14.
Pica Ionic No. 2. ItiA, :^2a. .fi.'.M)
LUMBER MERCHANT
Fine Building Material
Flower-Tinted Robes 4
Grkat Pri.mkr Ionic No. 2. 10 A, 20a. $4.00
SPRING ROSES
Foreign Products
Dbl. Sm. Pica Ionic No. 2. 10 A, 20 a. |.').2.'>
CONTINENT
Hudson Bank
Dbi,. Knclisii Ionic No. 2. tiA. 12 a. |-')..')0
HUNTERS
Companion i
1)BL. Gt. Primer Ionic No. 2. 4 A, 8 a. |.'i.9.")
PLANTS
Summers
FUlureti to all. Quads and SjKices extra. (i))
Nonpareil Ionic. 30 A, 60 a. $3.00
MAGNIFICENT WOOD ENGRAVING
Superior Productions of Eminent Artists
Brevier Ionic. .30 A, 60 a. $2.70
PACIFIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY
San Francisco and Australian Lines.
Long Primer Ionic 20 A, 38 a. $2.2.5
STEAM ENGINE BUILDER
Safe, Durable and Economical
Pica Ionic. 20 A, 38 a. $3.20
PRINTING MACHINES
Design and Arrangement
English Ionic. 15 A, 20 a. $2.60
SOUTHERN TRADE
Democratic Meetings
Great Primer Ionic. 10 A, 16 a. $3.00
CAMDEN TIMES
Liberal Principles.
Del. Small Pica Ionic. 10 A, 16 a. $.3.75
FORMATIONS
Moderate Terms
Double Pica Ionic. 10 A, 12 a. $5.00
ARGUMENT
French. China
Dbl. Great Primer Ionic. 6 A, 8 a. $6.(X)
CHIMES
Garment
Canon Ionic. 6 A, 8 a. $10.00
SHINE
Frames
Cincimmti Type Foundry, SOt Vine Street.
French ionic.
Long Pri.mek FiiENCH Ionic. 20 A, 40 a. $2 7.5 i Pica French Ionic. 20 A, 38 a. *3 G.j
FIRE INSURANCE I FRENCH POEM
American National Banks.
GoYernment Bond
Second Grand Concert.
Entertainment
lOA, 2U!i Doriu.K Small Pica French Ionic. $4 75
FREIGHT AGENT
MicMgan Central Railroad
Direct Route 5
English French Ionic. l.')A.20a. $3 2."i
SPRING TIME
Foreign Commerce.
Manufacture Premium
Great Pri.mer Fren( h Ionic. 10 A, 10 a. $3 2-5
MOUNTAIN
Lumber Regions.
DoiBLE Knglish FreN( h Ionic. $<i 30
MOURNING
Granite Monuments
OA, 10a. DolHLK I'Ai:.\iii)N I'i;i;N( ii IdNIc . " .f;;) 0.)
PRINTING
North, American
4A, Oa. FoiH-LiNE Pica French Ionk . .fVJ .'>0
MINER
Commander
Figures to all. Qiinch and .Spaces cxlra. (26) Cincinnati Tape Foiniilnj, iOl Vine St.
Nonpareil Doric. ;'.()A.r,()a. $o.(iO
LATEST IMPROVED MACHINES
Manufacturers of Seixring Machines
Bkevikk Doitic. :!"iA, :;s;i. .■?:!. lo
INSURANCE COMPANY
Tentli Annual Statement.
Pica Doric. 18A, i>Oa. :f:!.(M)
NOVEL READING
Historical Romance
Brevier Frknch .Vntique. :!0A, fiOa. $2.70
GEEMAIT CBEOMO-LITHO&HAFB.
Landscapes, Portraits, and Diplomas
Lg. Primer French Antique. JOA, :!,sa. .fJ.od
FUEUCH CHZITA TEA SETS
Bohemian Enameled G-lassvrare.
Pica French Antique 20 A. .38 a. *;?.2.")
SCIENTIFIC HECOHD.
Department of Literature
Two-Line Brevier Doric. 12 A, 12a. p.M I gt Primer French Antique. lOA, Ifia. 12.75
AMUSEMENT
Reduced Price
aAEDEIT SCEITE
Fragrant G-eranium
Two-Line Lo. PuiMEK DoKic. lOA. TJa. $4..")0 Dki.. S.\i. Pica Fi;ex(ii Ant. lOA, ICa. .fi.lHl
TRIBUNAL
Calcedonian.
PEEFECTIOITS
Mountain Eange
Dbl. Gkeat Pkimei: Domk . ii.\.l(ia. .'f.").7"> Dbi,. EN(iLisH French .Knthjuk. r>.\,Kn. .14. (id
BURNET
Premises
Del. Paragon Doric. f>A. 10 a. ^7.00
POUNDER
Inducement
Dm.. (iT. Prim. Freniii Antique. 4 A. Oa. $5.80
HOUND DESIGH
Medium Premium
Canon Ere^ch Antique. 4 A, 5a. |8.20
ESTER BIEDS
Recent Chimes
Four-Line Pica French Ant. :^ A. 4 a. $8.25
Five-Line Pica Dohk . lA.iia. $!i
Tame Brand
Fifftireg to all. Quadx and Spaces extra.
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Cincinnati Type Foundry, 201 Vine St.
NONP. FREXrH Cl.AKENDON. ;!0 A, 60 a. ?2.f>0
ELEMENTS OP MATHEMATICS FOS 70UNG PEOPLE.
Brown's Elementary Practical and Ccmmercial Arithmetic
Brevier French Clarendon. 30 A, 60 a. $2..5.5
DEALERS IN OPTICAL INSTRUMENTS
manufacture of Astronomical Instruments
L(i. PiUM. Fkencii Clakkndon. .'.OA.^Oa. !f:'..(iO
BRASS AND IRON FURNITURE.
Magnificent Specimens of Designs
Pica French Cr.ARENDON. •JOA,;!Oa. $2.7o
THE MARION SENTINEL
Journal of Madison County
Gt. Prim. French Clarendon. 1S.\, 'in. .$0.00
ELEGANT MONUMENTS
Eronze Mantle Ornaments.
Two-Line Pica French Clar. 12A, l«a. |4.40
CUSTOM HOUSE
French Trimming
Two-Line Enc. French Clar. 10 A, 16a. *.").2.'j
MEMORIALS
Fiist Premium
Del. Great Primer French Clarendon.
8 A, 12 a. $6.40
MEMBER
Prominent
Four-Line Pica French Clar. 6 A, 8 a. $9.00
HONEST
Romance
Figures to all. Quads and Spaces extra. (28)
Gt. Primer Antique No. ."?. 1().\, I2a. .?2.G0
IRON FOUNDERS
Western Mountains
I)BL. Sm. Pica Antique No. 3. 8 A. 10a. ^2.7.')
DIRECT LINES
Central Railroad
Del. Pica .Antique No. 3. 8 A, 10 a. $3.40
COMMERCE
Eoreign Emit.
LoNc. Primer Clarendon. 24 A. 60 a. .^2..')0
CHEAP AND ELEGANT EDITION
Published from Ancient Documents.
Pica Clarendon. 20A, 4.'>a. $2.70
MODERN IMPROVEMENTS
Commercial Correspondent 5
Great Pri.mer Clarendon. l-iA, 20a. $2.6-5
MERCANTILE AGENT
Permanent Investment
Paragon Clarendon. 12A. ixm. $2.8.5
FREIGHT DEPOT.
Railroad Companies
Del. .Small Pica Clarendon. 8 A, 16a. $3.00
INDUCEMENTS
Southern Trader
Del. English Clarendon. 8 A, 16 a. $4.40
SPEOIHENS
REarion Times
Del. Gt. Primer Clarendon. 4 A, 8 a. $-5.70
FRUITS
Premium
Cincinnati Type Foundry, 201 Vine street.
Nonpareil and Pearl French Clarendon Extended
line, and can be used as Caps and Small Caps.
Pearl French Claren. Exten. on Nonp. bodv.
80 A, 42 a. fi.G.'.
NoN'PAREii. French Clar. Ext. liOA, 42 a. $3.40
E33a.por3.-va.32ci. for ^ra.ctica.1 I'rin.ters
Brevier French Clar. Ext. 20 A, 8(3 a. $8.00
IFTJBILilC BTJII^HDIlSrO-S
^vdIa-gT:5.ifice2:3.t DDecorsttion 3.
Lg. Prim. French Clar. Ext. 22 A, 82 a. $8.4.')
IF'oij.^iitsiin of HeaulttL
Pica French Clar. Ext. Hi A, 20 a. $8.60
Gt. Prim. French Clar. Ext. 12 A, 14 a. $5.00
Coa::i:a.pia3:a.io3:3.
Paragon French Clar. Ext. 7.\, 10a. $5.20
2-LiNE .'^M. Pica Fch. Clar. Ext. .^a. 7a. $5.20
TC^IE^^
Six-Line Pica Egyit. Ex. Con. 4 A, 6 a. $s.00
Pica Egyptian Extra Cond. 15 A, 24 a. $2.-50
CBOiC! mm:m or mm foeis
Smnittcr Kanbles thiougli Cileltated Fhcei.
Gt. Pi'.iMKR Egypt. Ex. Cond. 15 a, 24 a. $2.00
or
taerous Utoiis HecoDDeniations 3
Del. Pica Egypt. Ex. Cond. 12 A, 18 a. $2.00
Fine kriml of hsM Paper
Dbl. Gt. Prim. Egypt. Ex. Con. 8 A. 12 a. $8.40
1
Dniii aii Wm
Dbl. Paragon Egypt. Ex. Cond. 8 A, 12 a. $4.00
Sokian Fantosiiiiie
Four-Line Pica Egypt. Ex. Con. fiA.Sa. $5.25
Flour Mercliant
Five-Line Pica Egypt. Ex. Con. 5A,Sa. $7.25
I
Fronon!i>d( Momnial
Finiirt's to all. (IikkIk find Space." i.rtr(i.
(29) CincimMti Type Fowulry, 201 Vine Street.
Nonpareil Telescopic Gothics line, and can be used
as Caps and Small Caps.
Second Grand Musical Entertainment, Christmas Night.
Historical and Descriptive Account of North America
Southern Produce and Commission Merchant
Williams & Baldwin, Printers and Engravers
Commercial Steam Printing Houses
NoNP. Telescopic Gothic No. 5. 60 A. $1.60
profitable and important industries of the united states
smith & henderson, printers and binders, monroe, kansas
XoNP. Telescopic Gothic Xo. 6. 60 A. $1.90
THE CINCINNATI TYPE FOUNDRY, 201 VINE STREET.
manufacture of platen and CYLINDER PRESSES
NoNP. Telescopic Gothic No. 7. 60 A. $2.4.')
CATALOGUE FURNISHED ON APPLICATION
CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES
NoNP. Telescopic Gothic No. s. liu.v. $2,4")
COMMERCE AND AGRICULTURE.
AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY
NONPARKll. (ioTlllc Xo. !». :!0.\. liOa. $2.:!0
MERCHANTS AND BANKERS ASSOCIATIONS
Fire Insurance Companies of North America
Brevier Gothic Xo. 9. :!0A, 60 a. $2.so
NATIONAL STATE CONVENTIONS
Twenty-Second Congressional District.
Lg. Prim. CIothic Xo. 9. 20 A. Jn .v. :'>0a. Jf.'l.OO
LARGE GERMAN CHROMOS
Davidson Commercial Academy
American Building Societies
Pica Gothic X'^o. 9. l.'> A. i.") a. 20 a. $2.n .
REDUCED PRICE LIST
Mechanical Construction
Steam Printing Houses
Lg. Prim. Gothic Con D. Xo. 4. 18 A, 24 a. $;'..oo
USEFUL CONDENSED GOTHICS.
Comprehensive Guides for Printers
Pica (ioTHic CoND. Xo. 4. 2(iA.:!Sa. .$:'..IMI
MERCHANTS DEPARTMENT
Handsome Gothic Monument
GT. Prim. Gothic Cond. No. 4. is A. 24 a. $:;.00
STEAM FIRE ENGINES
Practical Improvements
Xoni'areil Gothic Xo. 3. 40A,(iOa. .$2.2.")
BEAUTIFUL NOVELTIES OF LATE IMPORTATION
Handsome Selections of Jewelry, Gold and Silverware
Brevier Gothic Xo. ."5. :!0A,50a. $2.00
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING EMPORIUMS.
Extensive Assortment of Furnishing Goods
Lox(; Primer Gothic Xo. 3. 20 A, 40 a. $2.(K)
GERMAN SAVINGS INSTITUTION
Job Printers' Furnishirig Warehouses
Pica Gothic Xo. 3. 20 A, 30 a. $2.;i')
HUNTINGTON REPUBLICAN
Foreign Telegraphic Dispatches
Nonpareil and Pearl Gothics line, and can be used
as Caps and Small Caps.
Empire Mutual Insurance Company
Register of Important Events, sea
Pearl (Jothic Xo. 2, on Xonj). body.
30 .\. liOa. $2. Ml
LATEST IMPROVED CYLINDER PRESSES
Printing Material of Every Description. $17
XoNHAUEiL Gothic Xo. 2. :!(>.\,(>0a. $2.80
HANDSOME STEEL ENGRAVINGS
Attractive and Valuable Premiums
BitEViER <;()Tiiic Xo. 2. :'.0 .\. ii;ia. $3,511
GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS
Dramatical Entertainment.
Long Primer Gothic Xo. 2. 211A. .ioa. $3.00
MONROE DEMOCRAT
Farmers Home Journal
I'icA GoTJiic Xo. 2. I'l A. Jda. $2.7-')
REVISED EDITION
French Revolutions
Two- Line IHrev. Gothic Xo. 2. lo A. 20. $;!.(Xi
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Printing iVIaterial.
*T\vo-LiNK L<;. Prim. Gothic. .sA.12a. $.!.2.">
MECHANICS
Home Record
*T\vo-LiNE Pica Gothic. KA. 12a. $4..'>o
CONCERT
Instrument
Fi;iiire.'< to all e.rcept * Qiiitd!.- miil Sixices e.rfra. (:10)
CiiiciniKifi Tijiie Foundrij. 201 Vine St.
Pica Gothic Ex. Cond. No. 2. 3(5 A. 5:2 a. !f3.00
NoNP. Gothic Uond. No. 5. 35 A, 70 a. $2..50
EL[M[fiIS OF et][IORIC UNO LIIERARy CRIIICISMS ^^'-^^^'-^ information for color printings
Luminous and Prominent Colors and Delicate Tints
Illustrated Maoual of Spherical and Practical Astrooomy
Brevikr Gothic Cond. No. 5. 30 A, (iO a. 12.75
ARCHITECTURAL DESIGNS AND PLANS
BUCK UNO COLOHEO PRINTING INKS Forming a complete Manual for Builders
Great Primer Gothic Extra Cond. No. 2. . .
.MA42« .$150 ARCHITECTURAL DESIGNS AND PLANS
Nortli American Journal of Agriculture
Two-Line Pica Gothic Extra Cond. No. 2.
18 A, 32 a. $6.20
NURSERIEN M FLORISTS
Prosperous, Enterprising Farmers
Two-LtNE English Gothic Extra Cond. No. 2.
• 14 A, 20 a. I5..50
Lg. Prim. Gothic Cond. No. 5. 30 A, 50a. |2.00
EXCURSION TO THE MOUNTAINS
Delineations of Mountain Scenery.
Pica Gothic Cond. No. 5. 20 A, 38 a. $2.75
LIMESTONE COUNTY SIGNAL
Democratic County Convention
Engli.sh Gothic Cond. No. 5. 20 A, 3S a. $2.75
JOURNAL AND MESSENGER
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Handsome Card Ornaments ''" '"''' *"" ^''s"'"''""'
Two-Line Gt. Prim. Gothic Extra Cond. No. 2.
. 1 1 A, 20 a. $0..5O
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Instructions in Grammar
Del. Paraoon Gothic Extra Cond. No. 2.
S .V, 14 a. $5.40
Gt. Prim. Gothic Cond. No.. 5. 18 A, 24 a. $3.60
FURNITURE TRIMMING
Carriage Manufacturer
Dbl. Sm. Pica Gdrn. Con- No. 5. 18 A. 24 a. $4.15
BOILER BUILDERS
Perforating Machine
Dbl. English Goth. Con. No. 5. 14 A, 18 a. $5.00
MODERN TIMES
Latest Invention
Dbl. Paragon Goth. Con. No. 5. 6 A, 10 a. $4.30
Landscape Painters,
P'our-Line Pica Gothic Extra Cond. No. 2.
7 A, 10 a. $7.25
MOOERI TIMES Americans
Insurance Agent Manufacturer
2-Line Pica Gothic Ex. Con. No. 1. lo A. $1..50
Double Pica Grecian. 8 A. $1.20
TYP[ FOUNDRY COMPANY SCIEHTIFIC HHEIICU.
Figuvcis to ull. QiMch aitd Spaces extra.
(31)
Cimiiinati Type Foundry, SOI Vine St.
Pica Gothic Cond. No. 3. 1.'>A, oOa. $2.00
IRON MERCHANTS AND TRADER
Metropolitan Banking Companies
Gt. Prim. Gothic Coxd. No. .3. is A, :5f) a. |3.oo
PUBLISHING COMPANIES
Memoirs of Eminent Men
Paragon Gothic Cond. No. 3. 12 A, 24 a. $3.40
JOURNAL OF HEALTH
Important Information
2-LiNE Pica Goth. Cond. No. 3. 12 A. 24 a. *4.(50
MOUNTAIN SCENE
Emigration Trains
2-L. Gt. Prim. Goth. Con. No. 3. lOA.lfia. f'l.tt
FRENCH POET
Prose Writers
2-LiNE Para. Goth. Con. No. .3. SA. 12 a. $i;..'>()
MONUMENTS
Banner House
4-LiNE Pica Goth. Con. No. 3. (JA.lOa. $7.7.")
PRINTERS
Nonpareil Concave. 30 A. $1.30
SEA BREEZES FROM THE ATLANTIC.
LnN(; Primer Concave. 22 .\. $1.30
SHADOWS AND SUNSHINE
Pica Concave. ISA. $1.7-")
STEEPLE BUILDER
Great Primer Concave. 14 A. $2..)0
RIVER SCENE
DoiBi.E S.MALL Pica Concave. 12 A. $3.10
THUNDERS
DocBi.E Pica Concave. 10 A. $3..>0
MORNING
DoiBi.E English Concave, sa. $3.so
STUMPS
Double Gt. Primer Concave, (i A. $3.<)-)
MOUND
*PicA Gothic Cond. No. 1. 10 A. $2.00
NORTHERN MANUFACTURERS.
*Gt. Primer fioTHic Cond. No. 1. 30 A. $3.00
FOREIGN COMMERCE
♦Paragon Gothic Cond. No. 1. 24 A. $3.(K)
MOUNTAIN RANGE
*T\vo-LiNE Pica Gothic Con. No. 1. 12 A. $2.2.")
EMPIRE BRAND
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*FouR-LiNE Pica Gothic. 4 A. $").00
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Figures fodtl c.irrjt* Qiiads and Spacen extra. (32) Cincinnati Tijpe Fnnndry, SOI Vine Street.
Nonpareil Gothic Italics line, and can be used as
Caps and Small Caps.
The French and German Educational Institutions.
Biographical Sketches of Distinguished Writers
Southern Produce and Commission Houses
Pearl Gothic Italic No. 2 on Xonp. bodv.
:«)A. <Uia. fj.(K)
HISTORICAL accounts OF THE DISCOVERY OF AMERICA
Personal Narrative and Results of Travels Through Europe.
KoN P. Gothic Italic No. 2. .'.OA, fiOa. $2.(10
MERCHANTS AND TRADERS BANKING ASSOCIATION
Authentic Biographies of Eminent American Writers
NoNP. Gothic Italic No. S. :?0A, (>0a. |2.40
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL NEWS LETTERS
The Cincinnati Type Foundry, 201 Vine Street
Bkf.viek Gothic Italic No.:!. :')()A, .Via. $2.00
NORTH AMERICAN PUBLISHING COMPANY
Magazines for Mechanics and Architects 2
Brevier Italic Gothic No. 2. i^fiA, -VJa. !(!2.60
AUTHENTIC REPORT OF NEW INVENTIONS
Manufacturer of Latest Improved Machinery
Lg. Prim. Italic Gothic No. 2. :'.<iA. VI n. fJ.iid
WINE-GROWING CENTER OF EUROPE
Imported French Wines and Brandies
Pica Italic Gothic No. 2. -22 .V. :;sii. fJ.')0
SOUTHERN PRINTING COMPANY
Programmes, Statements, Posters
Gt. Prim. Italic Gothic No. 2. lsA.2">a. $2.80
D/irrON TRADE JOURNAL
Printers' International Union
2-L. Sm. Pica Ital. Goth. No. 2. ISA, 24 a. if3.6."> j
FLOUR MERCHANTS
National Government.
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CORNER PIECE
Card Ornaments
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Brevier Gothic Italic No 1. .>')A, .■)0a. $2.6<1
THE NONPAREIL PRINTING PRESS
Chases. Cabinets and Imposing Stones
Lg. Prim. Gothic Italic No. 1. ajA, 4f>a. $2.90
TREATISE ON MATHEMATICS
Amusing and Instructive Lecture
Pica Gothic Italic No. 1. •22 A, ;?2a. $:?.oo
COMBINATION BORDER.
American Printers' Manual
2-LiNE Brev. Goth. Ital. No. l. 18 A. 2.'>a. |S..'>0
TRENTON COURIER
Foreign Correspondent
Paragon Gothic Italic No. 1. 14 A, iOa. $4.10
MANUFACTURES
Government Bonds.
Noxpareu. Antiqie No. 2. 24A, liOa. $1.90
GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY
Important Connection with the Western States
Brevier Antiqie No. 2. ;WA, .'lOa. $2.7')
MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY
Annual Meeting of Prominent Agents
Lox(; PRIMEP. ANTIylK No. 2. 24 .V, "iO ii. $2.8(1
DIRECT COMMUNICATION
Southern Transfer Companies.
Pica Antique No. 2. I') A, 24 a. $2.10
USEFUL SPECIMENS
Extensive Improvement
Great Primer Antique No. 2. s A. 1(5 a. $2..')0
COMBINATION
Ornamental Rule
1)BL. Pica Antiqii: No. 2. 8A. ISa. $;i.80
PRINTING
Department.
Cincinnati Tupe Foundry, SOI Vine Street.
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Historical Events of tlie American Revolutionary War.
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Freight and Passenger Trains
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UNITED STATES MINTS
Gold and Silver Dollars
(iKKAl- TKIMKIt XOK.MAN Co.M). 10 A, 1(1 A. fJ.JO
FOREIGN JOURNAL
Manchester Tribune
l'AI{A(i()N NOKMAX <,'<).\I>. S A, 12 A. |4.()()
FRENCH POETS
Picture Framer
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MERCHANTS
Iron Founder
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GRAND DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENTS
GIVEN BY THE HARMONIC SOCIETY.
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ELEGANT STEEL ENGRAVING
Southern Commission Merchants
HKKVIKI! Ckltic Xo. -J. liOA, -JiA. if-J.lO
UNITED STATES COURT
Supreme Court Reports
l.ONi; I'ltl.MKl! ('KI,TIC X(l. 2. ISA. ISA. .fj.20
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Rich Mining Region
I'lcA CKl/ric Xo. 2. 11 A, 14 a. :)!2.20
grand edition
Tremont Courier
(iltKAT I'ltniKI! Cki.tk Xo. 2. Id .\. 1(IA. p>.00
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ENGRAVER AND LITHOGRAPHER
French and German Translations. S
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MORNING chronicle
Journal of Current Events
(JHKAT I'HIMKK LKillT CKI.TIC. 14 A. 20 a. fl.lO
instruction
Kminent Artists.
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Specimen of Elegant Printing
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SPECIMEN SHEETS
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Brevier La^v Italic. 24A,.s(ia. |:!.I.'i
RULES J. YD REGULATIO.KS
Mercantile Library Associations
Long Primer Law Italic. 20 A. 70 a. |:3.(K)
THE MOn.YIJVG TIMES.
Latest Telegraphic Reports
Pica Law Italic. l.sA,40a. fS.lO
FLOUR MERCHA.YTS
Southern Grahi Dealers
Lfi. Prim. Copperplate Ital. .IOA, (lOa. 12.7.')
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Passenger Accommodation Train
Pica Copperplate Italic. MA. 42 a. |2.'.)0
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Kiunerouii Steel Engrarings
Gt. Prim. Copperplate Ital. 12A,(iOa. f'>.(M)
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Cases and Stands $25
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Two-Line (ir. Pki.mkk Okna. No. IS. 4 A. $:!.00
Kont-LiXE Pica Okna. No. 1. 1 A. $:!.•">()
f^^K J^^K 'Wl^^k
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(iiiKit.s kikI Sitiir/f c.iirii.
Long PiiiMER Runic. 30 A. $1..'>0
PUBLIC LIBRARY BUILDINGS.
Pica Runic. ISA. $1.20
LITERARY COMPOSITOR
Gl'.KAT ]»KIMKl: liUNIC. ISA. .$2.00
NONPAREIL PRESS
Two-Line Long T'rimek Runic. 12 A. $2.00
FRENCH POETS
Two-Line Pica Runic. 12 .V. $2.»>
INSTRUCTOR
Dm.. Paragon Runic. 4A, Oa. $1.00
American
Nonpareil Shanghai. 40A. $2..j0
DEVOTED TO COMMERCE AND ACRICUITURE
Two-Line Nonpareil Orna. No. 15. 20 A. $2.05
AMERICAN IMPORTATIONS
Two-Line Bourgeois Orna. No. 4. 15 A. $2.25
ENCH/lNTmG SCENEny
Two-Line Pica Orna. No. 2i). 12 A. $8.t)0
MOUNT HOPE
Two-Line Gt. Pkim. OKNA. No. 1!). OA. $3.70
MOmtOR
KoiK-LiNK Pica Oksa. No. 21. 4 A $3.25
Double Pica Fahnestock. SA. $3.00
PIONEERS
Dbl. (iT. Piti.MEK Fahnestock. OA. $4. .50
MINER
Four-Line Pica Fahnestock. 4 A. $(')..50
HOM
(39) Cincinnati Tijite. Foundry, 'Ml Vine Street.
Nonpareil Latin Antique. •24A, .'jOa. $2.95
ELEGANT PAINTINGS
Expedition of Henry Stanley 1 23
Pica Latin Antique. 15 A, 30 a. |2.95
NEW BANK
Brevier Latin Antiqt:e. 'J4A, r)Oa. !f_>.o.')
OUR ALDERMAN
At the Narragansett Park 480
Superintendent 476
12 A, 18 a. Great Primer Latin Antique
Lg. Primer Latin Antique. IMA, :»a. )|!2.'.r>
GOLD MARKET
The Dramatic News 278
?:5.S0
Union FOREIGN Line 23
Pica Olu Style Cond. No. 2. 16 A, 32 a. *2.40
MOUNTAINOUS REGION
Enchanting Scenes in Virginia.
Cumberland 245
The Mineral Resources
Gt. Primer Old Style Cond. No. 2.
10 A, 20 a. 13.2.-)
GOVERNMENTS
United States Treasurer
Bondholders 75
r> A, 12 a.
13.70
Dbl. Pica Old Style Condensed No. 2.
FOREIGN COMMERCE
Commission and Produce Merchants
Extensive Plantations
4 A, 8 a.
Dbl. Gt. Primer Old Style Condenskd Xo. 2.
|4..">()
FINE SPECIMENS
Plain and Ornamental. 86
Modern Design
3 A, 6 a.
Dbl. Paragon Old Style Condensed No. 2.
14.10
COMBINATION
Useful Condensed Series
Printers' Journal
Figures to all. Qnads and SjKires crtrn.
(40) Cincinnali Ti/pe Foundry, 201 Vine street.
Pica Extra Condensed No. S. Iti A, 32 a. $3.0:
OUTLINES AND SKELETONS
Gt. Prim. Ionic Co.MrREssED. 18 A, .31! a. $5.40
SAFE INVESTMEIfT
LoDgshanks Spindlcfellow, Editor and Publisliep ^ PraTlfl TIPTnnTi^itT'PitinTi 1
Engu.sh Extra Cond. No. 3. 12 A, 24 a. $3.25
SOCIETY OF EXCLl'SIVES
Autumnal Reception at Delacreuie Mansion
Gt. Prim. Extra Cond. N(». 3. 12 .\, 24 a. $3.S.')
[iOLI
Warrant and Cerfcte of IndeMcdness
Paragon Extra Cond; No. 3. 10 A, 20 a. $4.35
EVENING MEMGS
Immoral and Profane Association
Del. PifA Extra Cond. No. 3. ,h a, Itl a. $4. HO
MONOTONOCSiy
Brilliaiit Leanied Professor
Del. Gt. Pki.m. p:x. Cond. No. 3. i'i.\, 12a. $(>.;«
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Del. Paragon Ex. Cond. No. 3. 5 A, 10 a. $;5.70
LEiTHEii
FouR-L. Pica Ex. Cond. No. 3. 4 A, H a. $ti.'K)
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l)i!i.. .Small Pica Ionic ('ompressed.
12 A, 24 a. $4.50
HARD METALS
Central American. 6
Del. Eng. Ionic Compressed. 8 A, 1(3 a. $5.20
IIPOETAIT
Electoral College.
Del. fiT. Pr. Ionic Compressed. HA, 12a. $5.45
RED STAR
Premiums 8
Four-Line Pica Ionic Compressed.
M A, 12 a. $11.00
BATHS
Premier 4
Five-Line Pica Ionic (Compressed.
C A, 8 a. $11.25
HALL
Eomer 1
4-Line Pica Anti. Cond. No. 2. 5 A. s a. $().r)(i
MODNDS
Qnaik nnd Sporc)' r.rfni.
(-11)
Fifiurfit to (ill.
LONG Primer Light-Face. 24 A, 50 a. $3.60
Tlie Morning Telegram. 78
Pica Light-Face. 18 A, 50 a. $3.80
E'ew York Lotiis Club 76
Great Primer Light-Face. 18 A, 36 a. $5.25
Good Old Time. 7
Dbl. Sm. Pica Light-Face. 18 A, 36 a. $6.20
River Bank. 47
Del. English Light-Face. 12 A, 24 a. $6.30
Our Nation 5
Del. Gt. Primer Light-Face. 8 A, 16 a. $7.20
Tlie Union
Two-Line Diamond No. 8. 24 A. $1.80
RURAL EXPEDITIONS. 24
Two-Line Pearl No. 8. 24 A. $2.25
AMERICAN GARDEN 8
Two-Line Nonpareil No. 8. 24 A. $3.10-
THE NATIONAL. 1
Two-Line Minion No. 8. 24 A. $2.95
LANDMARK 84
Two-Line Brevier No. 8. 18 A. $3.15
NEW YORK. 7
Two-Line Bourgeois No. 8. 18 A. $3.45
OUR MINE 4
Two-Line Long Primer No. 8. 12 A. $3.25
RANSOM 75
Two-Line Small Pica No. 8. 12 A. $3.25
AFGHAN. 5
Two-Line Pica No. 8. 12 A. $4.60
POSTEE 9
Brevier Old Style No. 13. 12 A, 6 a, 120 a. $4,r>0
WESTERN JOB PRINTING HOUSE
Printing and Binding Establishment 5
Lg. Prim. Old Style No. 13. 15 A, 6 a, 60 a. $3.70
MONROE MORNING TIMES
Handsome Combination Borders.
Pica Old Style No. 13. 18A, 5 a, TOa. $.5.95
Cincinnati Type Foundry 21
Gt. Prim. Old Style No. 2. is A, 12 a, 50 a. $7.20
Our Newest Styles 5
Del. S.mall Pica Old Style No. 2.
18 A, 12 A, 24 a. $7.70
Astley Belt. 78
Del. Great Primer Old Sty^le No. 2.
8 A, 6 A, 16 a. $9.75
Best Type.
FouR-L. Pica Old Style No. 2. 6 A, 8 a. $9.25
Banks 9
Gt. Primer Old Style. 18 A, 12 a, Ma. $7.00
New Fashionable Suits
Del. Sm. Pica Old Style. 12A, 8 a, 24 a. $6..30
The National Bank
Del. Pica Old Style. 8A, 6 a, 16 a. $6.00
Exquisite Art. 4
Del. Engllsh Old Style. 8A, 6 a, 16 a. $6.80
Hudson City.
Dbl. Gt. Prim. Old Style. 8 A, 6 a, 16 a. $11.15
Jack Frost
Del. Paragon Old Style. 6 A, 10 a. $8.2.5
Arabian 8
Four-Line Pica Old Style. 6 A, 8 a. $9.75
Honor 2
Qunds arid Spaces extra.
(42)
Figures to all.
Two-Line Pearl Old Style Condensed No. 3. | Two-Line Pearl Old Style Cond. 36 A. $2.30
DEWY MORN AND WE "" j NEW TRANSPORTATION. 48
SUDDENLY COLLAPSED IN 79 ! two-l.n. nonp. o,,i, stv,.e (-...vo^ »a^ cto
MUSICAL PARTIES. 180
Two-Line Brev. Old Style Cond. 24 A. |2.65
NEW YORK LIFE
Two-L. Lg. Prim. Old Style Cond. 18 A. $2.70
Two-Line Nonpareil Old Style Cond. No. 3.
18 A. $L80
PESTIFEROUS. POLICY 3
Two-Line Brevier Old Style Cond. No. 3.
16 A. $2.00
STREET MANNERED 2
Two-Line Small Pica Old Style Cond. No. 3.
10 A. 12.70
ORIGINALITY. 8
^ _-,^ -»-r-w-/->»-w--w--w--»-r>'->. TwO-LlNE PICA OLD STYLE COND. 12 A. $2.95
FURNISHING? XHE UNION 6
Two-Line English Old Style Cond. No. 3.
8 A. $3.60
HUMPING 8
Two-Line Columbian Old Style Cond. No. .3.
6 A. $3.60
FISHING 5
Nonpareil Old Style Half Title. 32 A. $1.65
UNSKILLED IN SPEECH. MATURE 2
Brevier Old Style Half Title. 24 A. $1.95
WING CHORISTERS CHIRP 3
Two-Line Pearl Old Style Half Title.
18 A. $1.75
COIN OF OUR REALM 4
Two-Line Nonpareil Old Style Half Title.
16 A. $1.80
LATE DISCOVERED 5
Two-Line Minion Old Style Half Title.
12 A. $1.90
SECRET BANKS 6
Two-Line Bourgeois Old Style Half Title.
10 A. $^.45
HISTORICAL?
Two-Line Sm. Pica Old Style Half Title.
8 A. $3.20
DEVISED 8
Two-Line English Old Style Half Title.
6 A. $3.85
Nonpareil Old stylk Title.
■M) A. a2 a. Price, $3.75.
COlTRTSHir RKCUI^ATIOKS
Only Silent and Hurried Kissins
Minion Old Stylk Titlk.
25 a, 42 a. Price, J3.b.').
UXIVEieSAI^ lHARXYRDOm
Fasliion's Slavisli Follo^jvers
Bkevier Old Style Title.
25 a, 42 a. Price, $3.90.
DUSTY XRAim^JG SKIRX
Inexpensive City Sweepers
Bourgeois Old Style Title.
25 A, 42 a. Prico. $:i.!IO.
MOONI^IGHT COURTING
Hvening: Fortune-Hunting;
Long Primer Old Style Title.
25 A, 42a. Price. $4.35.
ACTING TEI.EPHONES
Eons^-Distance Speakers
Pica Old Style Title.
22 A, 32 a. Price, $4.95.
HUMAN mo]sk:eys
Burlesque Mimicing^
Two-Line Xonp. Old Style Ant. 24 A. $2.8-5
BANKING HOUSE
Two-Line Breyier Old Style Ant. 20 A. $:).75
JACK FROST
Two-Line Lg. Prim. Old Style Ant. 18 A. $4.r)0
BROKERS
Two-Line Pica Old Style Ant. 12 A. $4.65
CENTS 9 USEFUL
Qitodii and Sjxices extra.
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Figures to all.
(JREAT Pkimkk Latin. 15 A, io a. $4.00
12 COMPOSITOR 38
Steam Job Printers
Dbl. S.m. Pica Latin. 10 A, 1.') a. $3.00
Gt. Primek Celtic CoNi). lo A, l.') a. $2.10
LITERATURE 12
Educational Institute
Dbl. Pica Celtic roNi). <i A. K) ». $2.00
13 ARCADE 95 BERLIN MUSEUM
Useful Specimens ; Natural Sciences
Dbl. Enoli.'^h Latin. 10 A, l.i a. $5.80
Dbl. Gt. Phimeu Celtic Cond. «A, Via. $5.20
6 MOBILE 7 PHILADEPHIA
State Capitols f^^i^^ ggg^f j
Dbl. (Jreat Phi.mer Latin, m A, 12 a. $6.70
UMBRAGE
Sententious
Gt. Pkim. Hold-Face Celtic. 10 .V. 15 a. $:!.;?0
GIBBONS 13
Ancient History
Dbl. Pica Bold-Face Celtic, x A, 12 a. $4.:i5
NOTES 17
Nassau Bank
Del. En*;. Bold-Face Celtic. (> A, 10 a. $5.80
ASIA 3
Historical
Dbl. (,Jt. PR. Bold-Face Celtic. 4.\, 6 a. $5.75
Pica Latin Condensed. 30 A, 50 a. $3.00
PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES 329
New York Central Rail Road Company 80
GT. Primer Latin Cond. 24 A, 36 a. $4.05
DEVOTED TO PLEASURE 789
Printing Material of all Makers 7
Two-Line Pica Latin Cond. 18 A, 24 a. $4.50
MUCH ADMIRED 126
Commissioner of Deeds.
Two-L. (Jt. Prim. Latin Cond. 10 A, 14 a. $5.00
AT HALIFAX 5
Weekly Times. 6
Four-Line Pica Latin Cond. (i A, 10 a. $6.30
THEATRES 4
RULES
Corners Jol) Tvpes, 8
Quuls iriiil Spacer r.rtrtt.
,f4-l)
Fiijiirra to (ill.
I,ON(; I'RIMKI! CONDEXSKI) CLARENDON.
25A, 15 a, 40 a. ?2.9o
RURAL EXPEDITIONS
The Printer's Moonlight Excursion
Truth Correspondent. 489
I'ICA r0M>. CI.AHENDON. 1"> A, 10 A. •_'.') a. .f2.70
HARVEST HOME
Winter Evening at Hungary
(ilSKAT I'lUMKK COND. f'LAKENDON.
l-'A, .S A, 2-lu. $.').00
DAILY PAPER
Advertising Reporter
DBL. SM. I'KA ('()NI>. (LAUENK. ,s A, Ilia. $;160
REDUCTION
Prices of Shoes 159
Dbl. Enhlish Cond. Cr.AiiENi). sA. l.">a. $4.(10
BRANCH
Block Toys 738
DBL. GT. I'KIM. CoND. Cl.AKENIt. S A, 1-') a. JfC.K'l
OREGON
Breakers 12
DBL. I'AKACON CoNI). (LAKENl). S A. iL'a. |K.10
BANK
Orapes 25
Font-I.INE I'rcA ('()M>. Cl.AEtENI). (I A. 10a. !f9..s,j
DAM BIRD
Cases 14 Modest
Lr;. Primer Modern Antique. lMA, Wa. $:5.r)0
PRINTING MATERIALS
Spring" and Autumn Importation
Pica Modern Antiuie. jo A, 40 a. $3.75
MODERN ANTIQUE
Our Latest Improvements
Gt. Primer ^foDERN .V.vrKnE. 10 A, •24 a. $4.00
GRAND DESIGN
Musical Combinations
Dbe. Sm. I'll A Modern Anti. VJA, 20 a. $4.50
NEW YORK
Banking Houses
I)BI,. KN(iLisn Modern Anti. 10 A, Ida. $5.50
SOCIETY
My Diplomas
Dbl. Gt. Prim. Modern Anti. S a, 12 a. $7.00
GRAND
Silver Coin
Dbl. Para(;on Modern Anti. (iA, 10a. $8.00
HOME
Printers
Foir-LinePka Modern Anti. 5 A, 8 a. $<).(X)
(iiiiidK mill Sjiiin.t i.iii
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l-Vj/iirif! til nil.
NONP. Antique Extend. No. 4. 18 A, 36 a. $3.50
Brevier Ant. Extend. No. 4. 16 A, 32 a. $3.75
Lg. Prim. Ant. Extend. No. 4. 10 A, 20 a. $3..")0
SOLIID rtOOKS
Bills 'JPsLysL\ole
Pica Ant. Extend. No. 4. 10 A, 20 a. $4.55
FP?.-A.3SrK:]ljIIT
Long Primer Fashion. 18 A, 24 a. $4.25
Fashionable Society. 27
Pica Fashion. 12 A, 16 a. $4.50
Reduced Prices. 79
Great Primer Fashion. 8 A. 12 a. $5.00
Grand Ariny T
Del. Small Pica Fashion. 6 A, 10 a. $6.00
Union Line
Brevier Egyptian Extend. 20 A, .30 a. $2.40
DEPAKTXylElTTS 6S
JL'blsLaa'fcio Zxis-ursLzice Coxxipem.^
Lg. Prim. Egyptian Extend. 20 A, 30 a. $3..35
ITE-W TITI^E 13
Two-L. Brev. Ant. Ext. No. 4. 8 A, 16 a. $5.50
<-,;{ I )"| r^l — T^T i"P1 SteaxM. r»rinting IIo-u.se
IR"CLrm.ing
Del. Sm. Pica Ant.. Ext. No. 4. 6 A, 12 a. $5.60
OxxlDlin.
Del. English Ant. Ext. No. 4. 4 A, 8 a. $7.05
DSZCort
Del. Paragon Ant. Ext. No. 4. 3 A, 6 a. $10.60
Pica Egyptian Extend. 20 A, 30 a. $4.00
COZ.TJMBT7S 12
American Steamers
Gt. Prim. Egyitian Extend. 12 A, 20 a. $4.65
COOPER 18
Second Edition
Del. Pica Egyptian Extend. 8 A, 12 a. $4.90
GRAZ2T 9
Expositions
I)BL. GT. Prim. E(;ypt. Extend. 5 A, 8 a. $6.10
Four-Line Pica Ionic. 4 A, 6 a. $8.8.5
REN
Dime
7
Dunkirk
FouR-L. Pica Egypt. Extend. 4 A, 6 a. $9.90
IRON
I
, Quads and Spaces extra.
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Figures to all.
Nonpareil Inclined Antique. 30 A, 50 a. |2.90 Lg. Primer Goth. Cond. No. 0. 30 A, 50 a. $2.70
ORNAMENTAL FLORAL DECORATIONS 598
This Very Useful Series we Recommend. 29
AMERICAN MOUNTAINS 123
New Summer and Autumn Guide Boo
Brevier Inclined Antique. 30 A, 50 a. $3.30
HISTORIC LEGENDS 76
Simms' Revolutionary Romances
Lg. Primer Inclined .Antique. 25 .V, 40 a. $3.45
ENGLISH BOOKS 19
Pica Goth. Cond. No. 0. 24 A, 36 a. $2.95
FOREIGN m DOMESTIC FRUITS 13
Engraving and Electrotyping done 97
Gt. Prim. Goth. Cond. No. G. 18 A, 24 a. $3.15
Library Edition of Byron CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC 14
The Latest Moiiern Faces. 79
Pica Inclined Antique. 20 A, ,30 a. $3.70
CATALOGUE 15
American Publication
Pica Telephone Gothic. 18 A. $1.65
STATE GOVERNMENT 5
Gt. Primer Telephone Gothic. 12 A. $2.10
Del. Pica Goth. Con. No. 6. 12A,20a. $4.05
SeGond National Bank. 0
Gt. Primer Manhattan. 10 A, 15 a. $2.75
IKTEENATIONAL 12
FOR AUDE^RMAN 1 Forsign and Kative Proiiuction
Two-IiNE Pica Telephone Gothic. 8 A. $2.05
Del. Pica Manhattan. 8 A, 12 a. $3.85
TEUEGRAM T ™^^^^ COMPANIES
New York State Guard
Del. Pica Legend. 1(1 A. $3.00
THE - UTEST » SPECIMEN
Del. Gt. Primer Legend. 10 A. $3..)0
\
STEAM PRINTER
/
Del. Paragon Legend. (> A. $4.25
Del. Gt. Primer Manhattan. 6 X, 10 a. $5.15
American TRADE
Pica Epitaph. 14 A. $2.25
PATENT MEDICINES 13
Gt. Primer Epitaph. 10 A. $2.50
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FOUNDRIES ^ ^coNciNENT>c^
Del. Pica Epitaph. 7 A. $3.25
MECHRNiC.
Del. Gt. Primer Epitaph. 5 A. $4.25
THRONE
Pbl. Pic.\ Diu,. Scored (JoTHic. 10 A, 20 a. .$4.00
ElEGtNT $UHHER JiMES
Del. (\t. Prim. Pel. Scored Goth. 6 A, 12 a. $4..50
Money /|dyanced
Canon Epitaph. 3 A. .$6.00
Scored 4 A, 8 a. $5.25 I I ^^^^ ^^^ ^^ ^^^^
HMi&soN HOME
(iuacU and Spcwrs rxtm.
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Figures to all.
NONPAKKII. AKJIKNI.VN EXTKXl). 2-3 A. $1.80
BREYIKK AlOlEXIAN KXTKNl). JO A , 20 A . $J.40
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LG. PRIiM. AKMENIAN KXTENI). ir)A,]">A. 12.70
Pica AioiKNiAN I^xtknd. 12 A, 12 a. $.?.lo
Gt. Prim. Ai!Mi;man Kxtend. IOA.IOa. .t^.iM)
Pica Monastic (■o.nI). IK .\, 1« h. $3.75
THE JOB COMPOSITOR'S DELIGHT 392
Grand PFesideniial Demoi(str/tion. 1
Gt. Primer Monastic ('oni>. 1-1 A, U a. ifo.'.H)
P YORK ME[|CHAHTS 194
TheCommereial/DVEpER]
Two-L. Pica Monastic Coxd. 10 A. 10 a. |4.4.'>
1
Combination Borders. B
Two-L. Gt. Puni. Monastic ("OND. 7 A, 7 a. |.5.0.')
FIfiE SpDy\RD 6
Cineinnali Hotel 1
T\vo-L. Paragon Monastic Cond. (iA.flA. *-').ir)
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MienaiQ iype.
I'IC.V CoND. .VrilHNIAN- 10 A, 10 A, 20 a. -l;:!.')!!
THE MOTHER COUNTRY
Its Scenery and Associations
12 Chromosraph 86
Gt. Prim. Cond. .\tiienian. sA, S a, l.')a. ifi.M)
MODERN SCIENCE
Progress and Poverty
13 Commerce B6
DHL. Pica Cond. .\i iiknian. O.V.Oa, Uhi. .f")..s:>
HUGUENOTS
History of Rome
16 Decline 89
Dbi-. (iT. Pii. CoNi). Athenian. 4 A, 4 a, sa. $7.00
PUBLISHER
Explo rations
5 Books 8
Pic.v Fashion ('oNi)ENsEii. ISA. 24 a. ■'f:i.">ii
MUSICAL FRIENDS
Beautiful and Reliable Type
Gt. I'uimek Fashion Conh. 12.\. ISa. |4.(K»
FAHCY CARDS
European Impcrtation
I)Ki.. Pi( A Fashion Cond. (;a. loa. •1!').(ki
FASHIONS
Hational Banker
Dm,. (iT. Pkim. Fashion Conk. •')A. sa. |.').'><t
ADMIRED
Model Design
Quads <m(l Spares r.rtr<i.
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Fi<iiiri:< til all.
Nonpareil Backslope Imprint. 50 A. $2.10
(i^^V.'S <ltS-\t»H ?\S'4V\^*\\\^ t5JVk?V\iX^ >(,V<\»,>.», tVA'*., WO.
Brevier Geometric. $3.50
MARCH DF IMPRDVEMENT
The West Taking Its Fnsltinn 2S
LoNt; Primer Geometric. $3.50
'TIS PITY TIS, 'TIS TRUE
The Latest SpEcimens 12 3
Pica Geometric.
pt.OO
STUDY G-EDMETRY
And Work nn a Farm B
Nonpareil Athenian. 2.3 A, ."0 a. 13.00
BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES 79
Italian Sculptors, Painters and Architects
r)iu:viEK Athenian. 2-3 A, 30 a. $3.80
ANCIENT RECORDS 35
Recent Explorations in, Jerusalem
Long Primer Athenian. 20 A, 2.') a. $3.90
REGULATIONS 46
Marine and Fire Insurance
Pica Athenian. l.')A,20a. $4.10
MOUNTAINS 18
Midsummsr Ramblings
Nonpareil Eastlake. 30 A. $1.90
-^DESIRES *OF"HMBITIOUS« YOUTHS ^784^-
Brevier Kastlake. 22 A. $2.00
^29501 RAREtTROPICAL? PLANTS^
LoN(i Primer Kastlake. 22 A. $2.20
-^63^ RAILROAD ^ MONARCHS^
Pica Eastlakf:. lOA. $2.20
-4MINSTRELIJ0KESI85^
' ' Great I'rimer Eastlake. 10 A. $2.-30
-!31«GR]1IN=-B11GS^-
. . -. ' . ; DoijBLE Pica Eastlake. 7 A. $2.80
''DbL. Great Phimhr P^astlake. 5 A. $3.80
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Nonpareil Grotesque Gothic. 30 A. $1.75
STROJM® TEJVlPTy\TIOJMS BESET THE UJMWy\f\Y
RISHT AND LEFT AT EVERY STEP
Brevier Grotesque Gothic. 25 A, 25 a. $2.90
HOy\RSE TOJ^JED WINDS HOWL AF^OUJMD
By\TTERED TeNEJvIENT OF POVERTY
Lg. Prim. Grotesque Gothic. 20 A. 20 a. $2.(>5
LOJNCB y\FTEf^THEJV!ORJN OF LIFE
Is Spent y\j\iD Age ©FLEERS OjN
Pica Grotesque Gothic. 15 A, 15 a. $2.80
y\PART FF^OM Af^D y\BOVE
HOVEF^INCB IJ^ I^/ID HEyWEJN
English Grotesque Gothic. 15 A, 15 a. $3.90
60NTy\CT WITH JNJATUF^E
y\PPLE PIE CONDITION
Gt. Prim. Grotesque Gothic. 12 A, 12 a. $4.15
EN6y\GED l|^ T^ADE
With y\LL |\Iatio]NS
Del. Sm. Pica Grotesque Goth. 10 A, 10 a. $4.40
THF^ieE y\RIVlED
For ^ed Wa^
Pica NORMANESQUE No. 2. 15 A. $1.25
HIGH*LIFB»II2sTHEtDA!^K
Gt- Primer Normanesque No. 2. 12 A. $1.50
POEMS*OF#EU]^OPB
Dbl. Sm. Pica Normanesque No. 2. 10 A. $1.80
HIGHlAND^DRY
Del. Pica Normanesque No. 2. 8 A. $2.00
ORsTHEsSUN
Del. Gt. Prim. Normanesque No. 2. GA. $2.75
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Gt. Primer Celtic Initials. 10 A. f2.75
Dbl. Gt. Primer Celtic Initials. 6 A. $4.50
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Dbl. Sm. Pica Celtic Initials. 8 A. $3.50
Long Primer Minstek.
12 A, 32 a. Price, $3.25.
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Pica Minster.
10 A, 27 ». Pripo. $3.70.
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Great Primer Minster.
8 A, 20 a. Price, $1.60.
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Two-Line Pica Minster.
6A,Ua. Price, $5.75.
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LoNu Pkimku Campanile.
16 A, U a. Pilue, $2.25.
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Pica Campanile.
U A, 20 a. Price, $2.50.
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Obkat Primer Campanile.
lOA.Ua. Price, $2.!M.
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Two-liiNE Pica Campanile.
T A, 10 a. Price, $S.65.
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Two-Line Great Primer Campanile.
4 A, 6 a. Price, $4.56.
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Brevier Glyptic.
22 A. Price, 82.10.
Long Primer Glyptic.
2UA. Price. $2.10.
Pica Glyptic.
in A. Price, $2.55.
Great Primer Glyptic.
UA. Price, $2.95.
Two-Line Pica Glyptic.
10 a. Price, $3.70.
Long Pki.mkk Tknijhh,.
12A,S2a. Price, $3.15.
^atentefl l)Esign in ^eacli Dumpling
Pica Tendril.
10 A, 27 a. Price, $3.75.
OiricumYalktcry 5^an5Ei{ings
Great Primeu Tendril.
8A, 20n. Price. $4.60.
5ugilistical Jfomicifle
Two-Line Pica Tendril.
6 A. 14 a. Price, $5.60.
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Dbl. S.v. Pica Armorial. 10 A. $2.50
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Del. English Armorial. 7 A. $3.00
Dbl. Paragon Armorial. 5 A. $4.00
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Pica Old Style Shaded. 18 A, 24 a. $6.60
Gt. Prim. Old Style Shaded. 15 A, 18 a. |7.25
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Dbl. Sm. Pica Old Style Shaded.
12 A, 16 a. 17.50
Two-Line English Old Style Shaded.
10 A, 12 a. ?8.50
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Pica Roman Shaded. 12 A, 12 a. $4.10
Gt. Primer Roman Shaded. 10 A, 10 a. $5.25
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Dbl. Sm. Pica Roman Shaded. 6 A, 6 a. $.5.15
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Pica Circlet. 10 A. $2.75
Great Primer Circlet. 8 A. $3.25
Del. Small Pica Circlet. 6 A. $3.50
Pica Old Shade Extend. 6 A, 8 a. $5.50
Paragon Old Shade Extend. 5 A, 6 a. $7.50
Lg. Prim. Egyptian Shaded. 20 A, 25 a. $4.50
Pica Egyptian Shaded. 15 A, 20 a. $5.00
Gt. Prim. Egyptian Shaded. 10 A, 15 a. $6.00
Two-L. Brev. Parallel Shaded. 5 A. $2.25
Two-L. BouRG. Parallel Shaded. 5 A. $2..55
Two-L. Sm. Pica Parallel Shaded. 4 A. $2.75
Two-L. English Parallel Shaded. 3 A. $3.05
Two-L. Gt. Prim. Parallel Shaded. 4 A. $6.10
Del. Sm. Pica Egypt. Shaded. 6 A, 10 a. $5.40
Gt. Primer Doric Shaded. 8 A, 12 a. $5.00
Del. Pica Doric Shaded. 6 A, 10 a. $6.50
Del. Gt. Primer Doric Shaded. 5 A, 8 a. $9.00
Qwads and Spaces extra.
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Gt. Primer Condensed Shade. 12A, liia. |8.25
Dbl. Sm. Pica Condensed Shade. 8 A, 12 a. $.3.2.5
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Dbl. Engdish Condensed Shade, fi A, 10 a. |4.00
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Gt. Prim. Rimmed Ex. Cond. 12 A, 18 a. fo.OO
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Two-L. Pica Rimmed Ex. Cond. 8 A, 12 a. $6.00
2-L. Gt. Pr. Rimmed Ex. Cond. 6 A, 8 a. $6..'>0
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Long Primer American. 22 A, 32 a. |3.00
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Pica American. 20 A, 24 a. |3.15
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Great Primek American. 14 A, 18 a. $3.65
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Two-Line Pica American. 10 A, 14 a. $4.90
l.oSG Pbimeb Fkknch Clarknuok Shadkd.
30 A, « a. Price, $3.75.
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Pica French Clarendon Shaded.
■ioA,32il Price. $4.80.
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KXGLISH FUENCH CLAREXDON SHADED.
22 A, 32 a. Price, 8.j.-i5.
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Memofies of loblt Womaniiooi
Great Primer French Clarendon Shaded.
18 A 27 a. I'riw, $o.7J.
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Two-Line Sm. Pica French Clarendo.n Shade.o.
14 A, 20 a. Price, $.'i.X0.
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Two-Line English French Clarendon Shaded.
10 A, 14 a. Price, $7.00.
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Two-Line Gt. Primer Fr. Clarendon Shaded.
7A,10». Price, $7.90.
Double Paragon French Clarendon Shaded.
7 A. 10 a. Price, $9.25.
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Four-Line Pica French Clarendon Shaded.
5 A, 7 a. Price. flO.fiO.
Two-Line Gt. Prim. American. 6 A, 8a. $5.60
IWO-LINE UT. I-RIM. AMERICAN, h A, 8 a. ?0.60 ■i^H ■'
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Pica Gravers Shade. 12 A. $3.50
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Two-L. XoNP. Ray Shade No. 2. 15 A. $4.10
Gt. Primer Gravers Shade. 10 A. |5.00 Two-L. Bourg. Ray Shade No. 2. 12 A. |5.()5
Two-Line Pica Gravers Shade. 8 A. $6.00
Two-Line Pica Ray Shade No. 2. 10 A. $9.15
Two-L. GT. Prim. Gravers Shade. 6 A. $8.00 Two-L. Gt. Prim. Ray Shade No. 2. 7 A. $14.25
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Long Primer Copperplate.
18 A. Price. $2.aO.
Pica Copperplatk.
IK A. Price. $.i.'.iU.
Great Primer Coppekpi.ate.
12 A. Price, J:i.»0.
Two-LixE Pica Copperplate.
8 A. Price, $4.90.
Gt. Prim. Franklin Ray Shade. 7 A, 10 a. $6.00
DHL. Pica Franklin Ray Shade. 6 A, 8 a. $7.50
Del. Para. Frank. Ray Shade. 4 A, 6 a. $10.00
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Pica Radiant, No. 2.
18 A. Price. fi.lO.
Great Primer Radiant, No. 2.
HA. Price. $S.oO.
Two Line Pica Radiant, No. 2.
10 A. Price. J«. 10.
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Two-Line Great Phimer Radiant, No. -2.
5 A. Price, $4.:iO.
Pica Aquatint.
14 A, 20 a. Price, $a.70.
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Great Primer Aquatint.
IQA, 14 a. Price, $4.25.
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Two-Line Pica Aquatint.
7 A, 10 a. Price, $5.55.
Boiible Secuvi
Two-Line Great Primer Aquatint.
5 A, 7 a. Price, $7.20.
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Pica" Radiant.
18 A. Piice, $3.10.
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Great Primer Radiant.
14 A. Price. $3.80.
Two-Line Pica Radiant.
10 A. Price. $4. .50.
Two-Line Great Primer Radiant.
5 A. Price. $,).15.
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Long Primer Slanting Shaded.
25 A, 36 a. Price, 13.60.
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Pica Slanting Shaded.
■n a, 32 a. Price, 14.35.
English Slanting Shaded.
18 A, 32 a. Price, $4.60.
Great Primer Slanting Shaded.
16 A, 24 a. Price, {5.65.
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Two-LixE Small Pica Slanting Shaded.
12 A 30 a Price S5 90
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Two-Line English Slanting Shaded.
8 a. 14 a. Price, 16.60.
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Brevier Lithographic Slope.
22 A, 32 a. Price, $4,10.
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AaQmsl Imprest TwqIyq Per QemU
Long Primer Lithographic Slope.
18 a, 27 a. Price, $4.10.
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Pica Lithographic Slope.
14 A, 20 a. Price, $4.20.
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English Lithographic Slope
14 A, 20 a. Price, $4.80.
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Great Primer Lithographic Slope.
10 A, 14 a. Price, $5.60.
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Two-Line Small Pica Lithographic Slope.
7 a, 14 a. Price, $6.15.
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Pica Old Shade Italic Cond. 1.5 A 20 a. $5.00
Pica Grotesque Shaded. 20 A, 25 a. $4.35
Gt. Prim. Grotesque Shaded. 12 A, 20 a. $5.25
Pica Interline. 14 A. $.3.-55
Gt. Prim. Old Shade Ital. Con. 10 A, 12 a. $5.50
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2-L. Pica Old Shade Ital. Con. 8 A, 10 a. $7.00
Quads and Spaces extra
Pica Ruskin. 12 A. $1.75
SPABKWNG DIAMOND
Great Primer Ruskix. 10 A. f2.65
Great Primer Maltese Open. 6 A, 12 a. |.3.75
Dbl. Sm. Pica Maltese Open. 5 A, 10 a. $4.25
Double Pica Ruskin. 7 A. $3.25
Dbl. Great Primer Ruskin. 5 A. $4.05
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Great Primer Mezzotype. 5 A, 10 a. $2,
Dbl. English Maltese Open. 4 A, 8 a. $4.75
Great Primer Maltese. 6 A, 12 a. $3.75
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\ Dbl. Small Pica Maltese. 5 A, 10 a. $4.25
Double Pica Mezzotype. 4 A, 8 a. $4.15
Dbl. Great Primer Mezzotype. 3 A, 5a. $4.90
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Two-Line Brevier Filigree.
^A. 6 A, U i. Price, »«.35.
Two Line Long Pkimer Filigree.
6 a, 14 A. Price, $5.!M).
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Two-Line Pica Filigree.
5 a, 10 A. Price, fU.GO.
Dbl. English Maltese. 4 A, 8 a. $4.75
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Great Pkimer Remevo, No. 2.
H A. Price, r:i.70.
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10 A. Price $4.55.
Double Paragon Relievo, No. 2.
5 A. Price, $6.S0.
Two-Line Great Primer Relievo.
5 A. Price, $6.35.
Two-Link Grkat Phihkr ami Two Li.nm Pica Kkliivo im
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Lg. Prim. Light Model Black. 15 A, 36 a. $4.50
Pica Light Model Black. 12 A, 30 a. $5.50
Gt. Prim. Light Model Black. 10 A, 20 a. $5.00
Del. Small Pica Light Model Black.
8A, IGa. $7.00
Dbl. English Light Model Black.
5 A, 12 a. $7.50
Lg. Primer Model Black. 15 A, 30 a. $4.50
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Pica Model Black. 12 A, .30 a. $5.50
Gt. Primer Model Black. 8 A, 20 a. $5.00
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Dbl. Sm. Pica Model Black. 10 A, in a. $7.00
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Dbl. English Model Black. 5 A, 12 a. $7.50
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Dbl. Great Primer Light Model Black.
5 A, 10 a. $7.50
Minion Tki:tonic Titlk.
20 A, 52 a. Price, fi.Ob.
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Bourgeois Teutonic Title.
15 a, 42 a. Price, t:!.bO.
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Long Primer Teutonic Titlk,
I j A 42 a. I'ri.-i', $4.40.
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Small Pica Teutonic Title.
12 A. 32 a. .Price, $4.00.
Pica Model Black Shaded. 12 A, 30 a. $5.50
Great Primer Model Black Shaded.
8 A, 20 a. $5.00
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Pica Teutonic Title.
12 A, 32 ». Price. $4.80.
English Teutonic Title.
8 A, 20 a. Price, $4.20.
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Two-Line Long Primer Teutonic Title.
8 At 20 a. Price $5.30.
Two-Line Pica Teutonic Title.
6 A, 14 a. Price. $5.70.
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Two-Line JDnolish Teutonic Title.
. ISA, 10 a. Price, $«.»5.
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Two-Line Great Primer Teutonic Title.
4 A, 7 a. Price, $7.10.
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Dbl. Small Pica Model Black Shaded.
10 A, 16 a. $7.00
Two-Line English Model Black Shaded.
5 A, 12 a. $7..'=0
Gt. Primer Script Te.\"i. 8 A, 24 a. $.5.00
Dbl. Small Pica Script Text. 8 A. 20a. $.5.00
Dbl. English Script Text, a A, 16 a. $6.00
Del. Paragon Script Text. 5 a, 10 a. $8.00
Four-Line Pica Script Text. 4 A, 8 a. $9;,50
Quads and Spaces extra.
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Great Prim£r Fancy Text.
12 A. 32 a. Price, $4.00.
Great Primer Ripplk Text.
8 A, ISn. Price. $;i.9o.
Two-LixE Pica Ripple Text.
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Two-Line Small, Pica Fancy Text.
10 a. 27 a. Price. $*.:w.
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Two-IiiNE English Fancy Text.
8 A, 18 a. Price. $5.40.
Two-Line Great Primer Fancy Text.
6A.12ri. Price, $.). 40.
r\V(vLiNE Great Primer Ripple Text.
5 A. 10 a. Price, ffi.S.i.
Double Paraoon Fancy Text.
5 A, 10 a. Price. J5.40.
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Foi'R-LiNE Pica Fancy Text.
4 A. 7 a. Price. t7.20.
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2-L. Pica F:ngrav. Te.xt Xo. •_'. S.K,12a. $4.()0
l-L. Gt. Pu. Engrav. Text Xo. 2. 7.\,10u. *.">..")()
4-L. Pica P:ngrav. Text Xo. 2. .'> .\, 8 a. $0.00
Great Pki.mer iLi.r.MiNATEn. (i .\, 14 a. $4.80
Two-H.ne Pica Ili.u.minatei). ."> .\, 10 a. $5.2.5
Two-L. Gt. Prim. Ilu'minated. 4 \. 7 a. $().(>.■)
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5 A, 8 a. |r).2r)
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Two-L. Eng. Engravers Text. 5 A, 12 a. $.3.00
Two-L. Gt. I'ltiM. Engkav. Text. :> A, 8 a. $5.2-5
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Gt. Primer Chased Black. 8 A, 14 a. $4.-50
Del. Sm. Pica Chased Black, fi A, 12 a. $.5.00
Dbl. English Chased Black. 5 A, 8 a. .$5.-50
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Dbl. Paragon Chased Black. 4 A, (> a. $7.^50
Gt. Primer Ancient Shaded. 10 A, 14 a. $6.25
Two-L. Pica Ancient Shaded. 7 A, 10 a. $6.25
Two-L. Gt. Prim. Ancient Shad. 4 A, 6 a. $7.00
Fifinrrs to all.
English Black CoND. No. 2. 10 A, 30 a. |1.40
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Two-LiNJO Pica Title Tkxt Open, No. 3.
6 A, U a. Price, $4.85.
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Two-Line Exoli.sh Title Text Open, No. 3.
6 A, U a. Price, $5.75.
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Double Paragon Title Text Open, No. .S.
4 A, 7 a. Price, $5.30.
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Great Primer Title Text Open.
S a. 20 a. Price. $.t.50.
Two-Line Smali, Pica Title Text Open.
H A, 20 a. Price, $4.30.
Two-Line Small Pica Title Text Open, No. 2.
8 A, 20 a. Price. $4.20.
Two-Line Pica Title Text Open.
6 A. 14 a. Price. $4.K5.
Two-Line Enolish Title Text Open.
6 A, 14 a. Price, $5.75.
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two-Line Great Primer Title Text Open.
5 A, 10 a. Price. $o.H0.
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Double Paragon Title Text Open.
4 A, 7 a. Price, $5.30.
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Four-Line Pica Title Text Open.
3 A, 5 a. Price, $6.85.
Two-Line Small Pica Fancy Text Shaded.
10 A, 27 a. Price. $1.30.
Two-Line English Fancy Text Shaded.
8 A, 18 a. Price, $5.40.
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Two-Line Gt. Prim. Title Text Open, No. 3.
5 A, 10 a. Price, $5.80.
Two-Line Great Primer Fancy Text Shaded.
6 A. 12 a. Price. $5.40.
Double Paragon Fancy Text Shaded.
5 A, 10 a. Price. $5.40.
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Four-Line Pica Fancy Text Shaded.
4 A, 7 a. Price, $7.20.
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Great Primer Title Text.
8 A, 20 a. Price, $3.50.
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Two-Line Small Pica Title Text.
8 A, 20 a. Price, $4..i0.
Two-Line Pica Title Text.
6 A; 14 a. Price, $4.85.
Two-Line English Title Text.
6 A, 14 a. Price, $5.75.
Two-Link Great Primer Title Text.
5 A, 10 a. Price, $5.80.
Double Paragon Title Text.
4 A, 7 a. Price. $5.31).
Four-Line Pica Title Text.
3 A, 5a. Price. S6.85.
Qiiads and Spaces extra.
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Gkkat Primer Black Inlaid.
8 A. 20 a. Price. $5,011.
"^aw W^iced Mdrmkeets
Two-Link Smat.i, Pica Black Inlaid.
8 A, l«a. Price. $«.40.
Pica Copperplate Text. 10 A, 20 a. $4.00
Two-Line English Black Inlaid.
5 A. 10 II. Prico, $fi.5.i.
Gt. Prim. Copperplate Te.\t. 7 A, 12 a. $4.65
Del. Sm. Pica Cop'plate Text. (lA, 10a. $4.7.5
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Two-Line Great Primer Black Inlaid.
4 A, 7 a. Price, 86.90.
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Pica Treasury Open
lU a, '24 a. Price, f3.20.
Great Primer Treasury Open.
7 A, 16 a. Price. $3.50.
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Two-Line Small Pica Trea.sury Open.
6 a, 14 a. Price, $3.90.
Del. English Cop'plate Text. 4 A, 8 a. I,').;'^)
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Two-Line English Engravers Text Ornate.
5 A, 12 a. $.').(X)
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Pica Sloping Black Shaded.
12 A, 32 a. Price, $4.60.
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Great Primer Sloping Black Shaded.
« a, 20 a. Price, $4.75.
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Two-Line English Treasury Open.
5 A, 10 a. Prico. $4.95.
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Two Line Great Primer Treasury Open.
4 A, 8a. Price, $5.55.
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Two-LiNE Small Pica Sloping Black Shaded.
8 A, 18 a. Price, $«.00.
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Two-Line English Sloping Black Shaded.
5 A. 10 a. Price. $6.60.
Two-LiNE Gt. Primer Sloping Black Shaded.
4 A, 7 a. Price. $6.60.
Pica Treasury.
10 A, 24 a. Price, $3.20.
Great Primer Treasury.
7 A, 16 a. Price, $3.50.
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Two-Line Small Pica Treasury.
6 A, 14 a. Price, $3.90.
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Two-Line English Treasury.
5 A, 10 a. Price, $4.95.
Two-Line Great Primer Treasurt.
4 A, 8 a. Price. $5.55.
Pica Sloping Black.
12 A. 32 a. Price, $4.60.
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Great Primer Sloping Black.
8 A, 20 a. Price, $4.75.
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Two-Line Small Pica Sloping Black.
8 A, 18 a. Price, $6.00.
Two-Link KN<iLisH Sloping Black.
5 A, 10 a. Price, $6.60.
Two-Link Great Primer Sloping Black.
4 A, 7 a. Price. $6.60.
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L(;. Pki.mkk XoKMAMXii'K No. 8. 20 A. $1.35
THE I STOI^MY I PAI^LIAMENTS
Pica NoRMANESQUE No. 3. loA, l.iA. $2.30
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Gt. Prim. NORMANESQUE No. 3. 12 A, 12 a. $2.60
POEMStOFiEUf^OPE
Steel Points
Dbl. Sm. Pica Xormanesque No. 3.
10 A, 10 a. $.3.25
HIGHfAND-^D!{Y
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Dbl. Pica NORMANESQUE No. 3. 8 A, 8 a. $3.50
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Dbl. Gt. Primer Normanesque No. 3.
r. a.(;a. $4.75
GARBLEDI92
Gt. Primer Steel Plate Text. (iA, 14 a. $3.75
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Dbl. Pica Steel Plate Te.\t. 5 A, 10 u. $4.25
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Dbl. English Steel Plate Text. 4 A, 8 a. $4.75
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I'KA Nokmax Italic. KiA. 2Sa. $2 95
NEW PRINTING MACHINES
Lithographer and Engraver
(;t. Primer Norman Italic. ,sa, 12a. $2 05
LATEST SPECIMENS
Useful Display Types
Dbl. .^m. Pica Norman Italic. (J A, 8 a. $2.95
GARDEN SCENE.
Roses ANT Violets
Dbl. EN(iLisn NoioiAN Italic. 5A.()A. $3.30
SPRING TIME
Morning Lews
Pica Latrel. 15 A. $2.00
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(iREAT Primer Lai-rel. 10 A, 10 a. $3.50
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Dbl. Pica Laurel. 8A, sa. $4.50
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Dbl. Great Primer Laurel. (JA, 6 a. $5.00
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Dbl. Paracjon Laurel. 5 A, 5 a. $5.60
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Fiiiiirrs to all.
BHKVir.u CoxD. Cloister Shade. .SO A. f2A0
MYSTEBIES OF MECHANICAL POWER
Lg. PRI.MEU COND. Cloister Shade. 2.iA. .f-i.JO
IITIOilL TEST Of llilElS
Pica CoND. Cloistek Sn.\DE. ISA. $2.00
GEQMETiY DESTEOYEi
Gt. Primer CoND. Cloister Shade. 12 A. $2.75
WIlTIl S6 Will
Del. Sm. Pica Con. Cloister Shad. 10 A. $3.0.)
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Dbl. English Con. Cloister Shad. 7 A. $3.80
41 SPIIIGS
Del. Gt. PiiiM. Con. Cloister Shad. 5 A. $4.30
TUPS 34
Del. Para. Cond. Cloister Shad. 5 a. $5.00
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Rrevier Cloister. 30 A. .$2.(i0
CHARMING ARTIFICIAL MELODY
Long Primer Cloister. 2.5 A. $2.8.5
MATRIMONIAL MARKETS
Pica Cloister. ISA. $3.(K1
YOUNG 213 HUNTERS
Great Pkimek Cloister. 12 A. $3.15
OLD 34 BLOCKS
Del. Sm. Pk'a Cloister. 10 A. $3.05
32 TIMBERS
Del. Knglish CLOISTER. 7 A. .$1.35
BARDS 91
Del. (;t. Primer Cloister. 5,\. $4.75
34 DOGS
Del. Paragon Cloister. 5 A. $-5.45
MET 12
Nonpareil Caxtonian. ]8A, 20a. $2..)0
MYrsTiFiEB characte;rs
"Wonderful Frotgresftiv© Cbangesi l!324;5@
Brevier Caxtonian. 14 A, 18 a. $2.90
"Winter and Sunimer Sport gftf
Long Primer Caxtonian. 12A, Kia. $3.00
Pica Caxtonian. 10 A, 14 a. $3.55
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Great Primer Caxtonian. "A, 10a. $4.00
Sp@rtlmg WMmm §
Del. Pica Caxtonian. 5 A, 7 a. $5.10
Del. Great Primer Caxtonian. 4A, Oa. $7.40
Brevier Cloister Shaded. 30 A. $2.80
THESPIAN ENTEETJLINMIMTS
Long Primer Cloister Shaded. 25 A. $3.10
DILIQMTIB HOIISEMOLD
Pica Cloister Shaded. 18 A. $3.20
234 COMICAL JOKES
Great Primer Cloister Shaded. 12 A. $3.30
WALKIBS i
Dbl. Sm. Pica Cloister Shaded. 10 A. $4.00
24 TB^HPS
Del. Encjlisii Cloister Shaded. 7 A. $4.45
GAME If
Del. Gt. Primer Cloister Shaded. 5 A. $4.75
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Del. Paragon Cloister Shaded. 5 A. $().10
Qwids and Spacfs crtni.
(61)
Figures to all.
Lg. Primer Commercial ITAL. 18 A, 50 a. $6.00 Lg. Primer Italic Haik-Line. 8 A, 30 ii. .|1.50
NeV/ Commercid-l Treaty \ J^cLgT^''^fi<^ent /beyond all Qesoription 4.
Pica Italic Hair-Line. 8 A, 10 a. |].60
Pica Commercial Italic. 12 A, 36 a. $6.00 |
United States Senate. 7 ' ^ollzng Jllzll CoTrzpa.ny
Lg. Prim. Copperplate Ital. ;W A, 60 a. ?2.75
Long Primer Venetian. 1.5 A, 42 a. $4.40
LA'BO^^SAVING ARTICLES j P<i88<^riger ^Iccommodaiion Train
General House= Furnishing Goods pica copperpl.\te italic i.-)A, 42 a. $2.90
JVu7nerous Steel Engravings.
Pica Venetian. 12 A, 82 a. $4.35
COMME^RCIAL AGEMTS : Gt. prim. Copperpl.^te Ital. 12A.r,0a. $5.00
(Board of City Improvements \ J^eW Cabinet FumitUTe
Great Primer Venetian. 12 A, 32 a. $7.00
Del. Sm. Pica Cop'plate Ital. lOA, (JOa. .$.5.75
Commission Merchant Printers^ Warehouse
B^oreign and domestic
Pica Note Italic No. 1. 18 A. $3.25
METROPOLITAN
Lg. Prim. Lithographic Ital. 12 A, 25 a. $4.25
Pica Lithographic Ital. 10 A, 25 a. $5..50
INSURANCE COMPANY Sa^i-moTvic Society. 7
Gt. Prim. Lithographic Ital. h a, 18 a. $6.00
^ecevj^ed of. 8
Gt. Primer Note Italic No. 1. 18A,Sa. $4.50
COMPAFY. 124.
Rustic Fubniti/re.
Dbl. Sm. Pica Note Ital. No. I. 8 A. 6 a. $4.75
DHL. S.M. Pica Lithograph. Ital. ().A,12a. $6.00
Commissions
Pica Electric Italic. 12 A, .36 a. $6.00
J\£ONET/RY
Prijtiigi Mart, ^de^^-^phic mzp^tch
PICA NOTE Italic No. 2. 18 A, 24 a. f5.00 Gt. Primer Electric Italic. 8 A, 24 a. $6.25
MERC a/tile \ ^olidoli (B-^itettef 9
Qood Design for Circular \ Atn0M(7^^ (^^hief
Dbl. Sm. Pica Note Ital. No. 2. 8 A, 12 a. $6..50 p^,^ Lithographic Ital. No. 2. 12 A, 36 a. $6.50
Tke Qold Jlgencj^.
Gt. Prim. Note Ital. no. 3. 12 A, 8 a, 18 a. $6.00
EICEAJ^qE
Few arid Adn]iraMe.
Quads and Sjxict's extra.
(iT. Primer Lithographic Italic No. 2.
8 A, 24 a. $7.50
United Otaiea. 8
Dbl. Gt. Primer Lithographic Italic No. 2.
5 A, 10 a. $8.,50
yivaerica.
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Paragon Model Script. fiA, .jOa. ?10.00
Dbl. Gt. Prim. Model Script. 10 lbs., $13.15
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Dbl. Pica Penman Script No. 1.
Caps with lower case No. I & i, S39.76; caps ami lower case
No.l only, $'24.»-2
Dbl. Pica Penman Script No. 2.
Lower case No. 'I only, f22.40
Dbl. Pica Round Face Script. $8.()0
'2-L. Sm. Pica Spencerian Script. 9 A, 50 a $13.65
Great Primer Payson Script. 15 lbs. |15.00
Dbl. Pica Payson Script. 15 Ib.s. $13.50
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Dbl. Gt. Pr. Payson Script No. 1. 16 lbs. $12.30
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Dbl. (;t. Pr. Payson Script No. 2. 15 lbs. $12.30
Dbl. Paragon Payson Script. 16 lbs. $12.r)0
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2-L. Eng. Spencerian Script. 8 A, 30 a. $14.40
Dbl. Par. Spencerian Script. 5 A, 25 a. $20.00
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-L. Pica Spencerian Script. 3 A, 9 it. $17.60
Dbl. English Script No. 4. 8 A, 30 a. $12.00
C'm^/niMwn
Three-Line Pica Script No. 3. 5 A, 25 a. $11.50
FouR-L. Sm. Pica Script. 6 A, 3 A, 24 a. $21.00
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QikkIh (1)1(1 Spnces included.
(63)
Heading Scripts.
Dbl. Pakagon Heading Script No. 1. 5 A, 12 a, llo.OOi Lower case only, 17. (X).
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t>BL. Paragon Heading Script No. 2. 5 A, 12 a, |14.00; Lower Case only, $6.00.
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Dbl. Paragon Heading Script No. 3. 5 A, 12 a, $13.00; Lower Case only, f").00.
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Price of complete font, including the three styles of Lower Case, If2.').00
FivK-LiNE Pica Heading .Script No. 1. 4 A, 8 a, ^IT.-W; Lower Case only, ?8..i0.
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Five-Line Pica Heading Script No. 2. 4 A, 8 a, $1(),.')0 ; Lower Case only, $7..')0.
Five Line Pica Heading Script No. 3. 4 A, 8 a, ^Ki.OO ; Lower Case only, |7.00.
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Price of complete font, including the three styles of Lower Case, .$30.00.
Quads and Spaces iiidiidcd. (M) ■ Fu/iirrs to all.
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Series 34.
Single Letter, 20 cents ; per set of 25 Letters, $L00
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Series 3^-
Single Letter, 25 cents ; per set of 25 Letters, $1.25.
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Series 36-
Single Letter, 30 cents ; per set of 25 Letters, |2.00.
Series 3'7'-
Single Letter, 25 cents; per set of 2G Letters, $1.25
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Series 3S.
Single Letter, 40 cents ; per set of 25 Letters, $3.55.
Series 33-
Single Letter, 50 cents ; per set of 26 Letters, $4.25
(05) Cincinnntl Ti/pe Foundry, 201 Vine Street.
Nonpareil German No. 2. Solid.
aSBo i)at bie CiScfd)id)te ber ajiilfer eiiie ©poc^e aufju=
itieifen, ber gleid), in roeld^er bic folgetu-eic£)fteii ©reigj
niffe: bie Cntbedung unb CSolonifotioii oon 3lmerifa
bie S(J)ifffat)rt nad) Dftinbien urn bag Sorgebirge ber
guten .^offiiung, unb IJfageUan's evfte (Srbumfegtung
mit ber t)ijd)ftcn S5Iittl)e ber .ftunft, tnit bem ©rnngen
geiftiger, religiofev rfrciljeit, unb ber plo^Uc^en ©r=
itieiterung ber ©rb^ unb ©immeisfunbe ;(ufammen=
trafen ? 6ine folc^e Gpod)e' oerbanU einen geringen
%i)eil i£)rer ©rope ber gerne, in ber fie uns erfd)etnt,
bem Umftonb, bag fie ungetriibt ron ber ftBrenben
2Birt[id)fcit ber ©egenroart nur in ber gefd)i(^ttic^cn
®rinner«ng auftritt. 2Bie in alien irbi'fdjen 3)tngen
ift auc^ l)ier bes OSliide^ @lan,? tnit tiefetn Sffie^ r)er=
fdiroiftert geroefen. Sie (^ortfdtritte tcs fosmif^en
SBiffens rourben burd) alle ®eroalttl)atigfeitcn unb
GJrfiuel ertouft, roelcfee bie fogenannten cioilifirenben
©roberer iiber ben ©rbboU oerbreiten. <S§ ift aber
eine. unnerftcinbig Dermcffene ^tiibn&eit, in ber ununs
terbroc^eneu (Sntit)ic£elung§gefd)td)te ber DJienfc^tjeit
iiber bas aibroSgen non (Slitd unb Ungliicf bogmatifc^
Nonpareil German No. 2. Leaded.
5Bo i^ot bie (3efd|id)te ber SBolfer cine ©poc^e auf^us
toeifen, ber gteid^, in roeldjer bie folgenreic^ften ereig =
niffe: bie (Sntbecfung unb Colonifation oon 3lmerifa
bie ©d)ifffat)rt nad) Dftiiibien urn bas SJorgebirge ber
guten fiioffnung, unb Sfagellan'g erfte ®rbumfeglung
mit ber £)od)ften ^liit^e ber fiunft, mit bem ©rringen
geiftiger, religibfer ^rcifjeit, unb ber pliSglidien er=
toeiterung ber erb= unb .'gimmelSfunbe jufommcn =
trafen? Sine fold)e Gpodie nerbanft einen geringen
Sljeil iljrer ©rfige ber ^erne, in ber fie uns erfd)eint,
bem Umftanb, bag fie ungetriibt oon ber fti5renben
SSirflic^teit ber ©egenroort nur in ber gefc^idjtlic^en
©rinnerung auftritt. SBie in alien irbifc^en 3)ingen
ift auc^ E)ier besi ©Hides ®Ianj mit tiefem SGBef) oer=
fd)ioiftert geroefen? Sie ^vortfdjritte be§ toSmifdjen
aSSiffcnS iDurbcn burd) alle 05eroalttl)atigteiten unb
Brevier German No. 4. Solid.
SBo l)at bie ®efcl)td)te ber 3Solfcr eine (S)3oif)e auf»
j^utoetfen, ber gleid), in iueWjcr bie foIgenreid)ften
®rcic(niffe : bie (Sntbecfung unb erfte (?.'oloni|ation
bon tfmerifa, bie ©d)ifffa()rt nad) Cftinbien urn
has SSorgebirge ber guten .sjoffnung, unb ^3}?agel=
lan'g erfte ©rbuinfeglung, mit ber ()6d)ften ^Iiitf)e
ber fiunft, mit bem (frringen geiftiger, religiofer
5reil)eit, unb ber )jlij^lid)eu (grkieiterung ber ®rb
unb §immclgtunbc jufammentrafen ? 6ine foId)e
(i,pod)c bcrbantt einen fel^r geringen J^eil i{)rer
@r6|e ber g-erne, in ber fie un^ erfdjeint, bem
Umftanb, ba^ fie ungetriibt bon ber ftorenben
3SirfIid)feit ber ©egeniuort nur in ber gefdiidjt^
Iid)en 6rinnerung auftritt. SSie in alten irbifd)en
®ingen ift and) [)ier be§ ®(iicfe3 ®(anj mit tiefem
SSet) lierfdjluiftert geUiefcn. ©ie f^ortfd)ritte bc^
fosmifd)en ©iffen^ linirben burd) ®eh)alttt)atig=
Brevier German No. o. Solid.
aCo i)at bie ©efdjicftte ber 3.s5lfer eine ©pod^e
aufjuti'eifen, ber gleicfi, in iuelcftcr bie foIgen=
retctjften (Sreigniffe: bic (Sntbcrfung unb erfte
SoliMufation x^on '.Jlntcrita, bie ^dnfffa^rt nad;
Dftinbien um ba-5 i^orgcbirge ber guten looff:
nung, unb Diagellan's erfte iirbunifeglung, mit
ber ^_i.^)ften 'Bliit^e ber .Hunft, mit bem (Srringen
geiftiger, religiofer Jwi^eit, unb ber plo^lidien
©rireiterung ber (Srb= unb S?immel^tunbe .^u=
fammentrafen ? (Sine fold^e (Spocbe berbanft
einen fe^r geringen Jbeil ii;rer Wrojje ber ^-erne
in ber fie un^ erfd^eint, bem Umftanb, ta^ fie
ungetriibt iM>n ber ftorenben "ilUrflid^teit ber
©egenUHirt nur in ber gefdndtlidicn tS"rinner=
ung auftritt. !ilUe in alien irbifc^en 3)ingen ift
aud) Ijier be^S G^)liictes ©lanj mit tiefem 3Be^
»erfd)tinftert geivefen. Xk gortfc^ritte bC'o fo6=
Bourgeois German No. 3. Solid.
2Bd f)at nun bie @efc{)id)te ber33i3(fer eine
6)}i:'(i)e auf^umcifen, ber cjleidi, in meld)er
bie foloenreid)ften (T-reiijntffe : (Jntberfung
unb erfte (iolonifation Hon "Olmerifa, bie
Sd)ifffal)rt nod) Oftinbicn nm ba§ i^Dr=
oebiroe ber guten C>offniuui, ^J3laoeIIan'§
@rbumfertluni3, mit ber pd)ften 39lut{)e ber
^unft mit bem (f rringen tjeiftiijer, relifliiiier
grei!)eit, unb ber pi5l3lic()cn (frmeiterumj
ber @rb= unb .v>immel5funbe 5u)iimmen=
trafen ? @ine fold)e @pod)e nerbantt^inen
jet)r t^erimjen %h(\l if)rer ©riJBe ber i^erne
in ber fie un5 erfd)eint, bem Umftanb, baB
fie ungetriibt Don ber fttirenben 2Birflid)=
feit ber ©egenmart nur in ber oeid)id)tUdien
(Srinnerun'ij auftritt. Wu in alien irbij^e
Brevier German No. 4. Leaded.
SSo l)at bie ®efd)id)tc ber SSiilter eine 6)3od)e auf=
julncifen, ber gleid), in U)cld)er bie folgenreid)ften
©reigniffe : bie ©ntbecfung unb erfte ©olonifation
bon ?lmeiifa, bie Sd)ifffal)rt nad) Cftinbien um
bag 5Sorgebirge ber guten §offnung, unb ^)Jhigel=
lan'g erfte (Srbumfeglung, mit ber ^6d)ften 2^liitt)e
ber Sunft, mit bem ©rringen geiftiger, religiofer
?^reil)cit, unb ber ^lo|Iid)cn (Srmeiterung ber @rb
unb .^innnel^tunbe jufammcntrafen? (Sine fold)e
(S)3od)e berbanft einen fetjr geringen 2;l)eil i^rer
(§ri3|e ber grerne, in ber fie un^ erfd)eint, bem
Umftanb, ba^ fie ungetriibt bon ber ftorenben
2Sirtlid)teit ber ©egenluart nur in ber gef(^ic§t»
lid)en ®rinnerung auftritt. 2Sie in alien irbifd)en
Brevier German No. 5. Leaded.
i 2Bo l^at bie ©efd)id)tc ber 5^olfer eine (Spod)e
auf^uiDeifen, ber gleid), in )t»e[d)er bie folgen=
reid)ften Crreigniffe : bie (Sntberfung unb erfte
(Sotonifation von 'Jimerifa, bie Sd)ifffal;rt nad)
Dftinbien um ba§ i^orgebirge ber guten ,^off=
nung, unb 3Jfagellan'g erfte (5rbumfegtung, mit
ber [)i)d)ften 33liitl)e ber ^unft, mit bem (5"rringen
geiftiger, rcligii^fer 5reif)eit, unb ber plo^lid)en
(grjveiterung ber (Srb; unb ,'cimmel§funbe ^n-
f ammentrafcn V (Sine fotd)e (5"pod)e berbanft
einen fel^r geringen l:i}i\l il^rer &x'6\ii ber ^yerne
in ber fie uns erfd,)eint, bem Umftanb, ba^ fie
ungetriibt bon ber ftorenben 3Birflid)feit ber
(SJegenivart nur in ber ge)d)id)ttid)en (Srinner-
; Bourgeois German No. 3. Leaded.
SCSo t)at nun bie (S5efd)i(i)te ber 58blfer eine
@pod)e auf^umeijen, ber gleid), in meli^er
bie folgenreid)ften @reigniffe : (Sntbecfung
unb erfte golonifation Don ^^(merifa, bie
®^ifffal)rt nad) Dftinbien, um ba§ 33Dr=
gebirge ber guten -^offnung, 3JlageIIan'§
grbumfeglung, mit ber t)od)ften 33lutt)e ber
^unft mit bem ©rringen geiftiger, religiijfer
greil)eit, unb ber plDt3lid)en ©rraeiterung
ber @rb= unb Oimmelefunbe 5ufammen=
I trafen ? (Sine foli^e ®pod)e nerbanft einen
fe'^r geringen 2{)eil it)rer ©roBe ber i^erne
in ber fie un§ erfd)eint, bem Umftanb, baB
((JC) Cincinnati Tirpe Foundry, Wl Vine Street.
Long Primer German No. 3. Solid.
31hi ^at bic 0cfd)icf)te beu "^blfct cine
G'podic auf^uiticifcu, bcu c^Icid), in tueld)cr
bic foUKnvcid)[tcn O'rcitptiffe: bic Gnt==
bcrfnm] nnb (5oloni[ation Don ^^Inicrifo,
bic 3d)ifffaf)rt nad) Cftinbicn urn bog
iHirc]cbiv(]c bcr gutcn .s>offnnnrt nnb '9}fa*
(]cllan'e drbumfecihint], mit bcr [)od)i'ten
!^littf)c bcr Mnn[t, bcm (^'rrini^cn t]ci[tiiicr
rcliciiiifcr [^Tcilicit, nnb bcr pliilUid)en
(^rmcitcrnnd bcr (?'rb nnb .sSimmclefnnbe
jufanimcntrnfcn ? (Sine [oId)c (Spod)e
bcrbanft cincn [c^r (^crinncn I^eit if)rer
(%of5c bcr '^-crne in bcr [ic nne er[d)cint,
bcm Ihnftnnb, bn^ fie nnijetriibt Don ber
Long Primer German No. 4. Solid.
SSo t)Qt bie @eld)ic^te ber 3}blfer eine
6))od)e nufjnmeijen, ber gleid), in melc^er
bie foIc3enrcid)ften (^reigniffe : bie 6nt=
bednng nnb Kolonijation Don ^^(merifa,
bie Sd)ifffa()rt nad) Oftinbien urn ba§
S?orgebirge ber gnten §offnung, nnb
93iQgeIIan'§ erfte (^rbnmieglung, mit ber
t)5d)[ten 33Iitt^e ber .^nnft, mit bem (^r=
ringcn gciftiger, religiojer t^rci{)eit, unb
ber plo^lid)en ^rmeiterung bcr @rb unb
^immel^tunbe jnjammentrafen? Sine
foId)e @pod)e Dcrbanft cincn jet)r gerin=
gen 2I)ci( it)rer &x'6^c ber i^erne, in ber
fie nn§ erfd)cint, bem Umftanb, ba^ fie
Small Pica German No. 2. Solid.
2Bo ()nt bic OH'fd)id)tc bcr ^inilfcr cine
Gpodjc auf^nmcifcn, bcr gleid), in n)cld)cr
bic foIgcnrcid)ftcn O'rcigniffc : bic Gnt==
bedung nnb (5oloni[ation Don "iJtmcrifa,
bic 8d)ifffnl)rt nad) "Oftinbien um ba§
^nn-gcbirge bcr gnten Moffnnng, nnb
9J?agc(Ian'^ crftc (SrbnmfcgUing, mit bcr
I)od)ftcn 33liitl)c bcr ^Innft, mit bcm 6r*
ringcn gciftigcr, rdigiiifcr ^-rcitjcit, unb
bcr |.ilotUid)cn (^'ruicitcrung bcr (?rb unb
.s^immclefnnbc ^nfnmmcntrafcn ? (fine
fold)c (5')3od)c Dcrbanft cincn fcl)r gcrin-
gen Il)cil i()rcr ©rii^c bcr ^crnc, in bcr
Pica German No. 1. Solid.
S©o l)at bic (^5efd)tcl)te ber 25M!er
eine (£pod)c auf^iiwcifen, ber gleic^,
in meld)er bie folgenreid)ften (Sr^
eigniffe : bie Sntbednng unb erfte
(Eolonifation yon 3lmeri!vi nnb bie
(Sd)itffal)rt nad) Oftinbien utn ba^
25orc^ebirge ber gnten .^cjfnnng,
unb 9iWvigettvin'^ erfte @rbnmfeg=^
lung, mit ber l^ixtften Stutl)e ber
^unft, mit bem (irringen geiftiger
religicfer greil)eit, ber plo^lic^en
Long Primer German No. 3. Leaded.
2So ^at bie @e[(^id)tc ber ^l^olfcr eine
@|3od)e auf^utueifen, ber glei^, in rtcld^er
bic foIgcnreid)ftcn (Sreigniffe : bie ©nt-
berfung nnb (5otonifation Don 5(mcrifa,
bie 8d)ifffal)rt nad) Oftinbicn um ba^
^l^orgcbirgc ber gnten -Vioffnung unb Wa^
gellnn'g ©rbumfcghmg, mit bcr ^o(^ften
33 little bcr -tunft, bem ©rringen geiftiger
religiofer g-rei^cit, unb bcr |3loMid)cn
@rn)citerung bcr @rb unb tf)immelgfunbe
gufammcntrafen ? Sine foId)e (S^oi^e
Dcrbanft cincn fe^r geringcn i§eit i^rer
Long Primer German No. 4. Leaded.
2So ^at bie ®efd)id)te ber S3i3lfer eine
@|)od)e anfjuiDcifen, ber gleid), in lDeId)er
bie fo(genreid)ften ©reigniffe : bie (Snt=
bedung unb Kolonifation Don ^merifa,
bie (Sc^ifffa'^rt nad) Oftinbien um ba§
33Drgebirge ber guten §offnung, unb
5J^ageIIan'§ erfte (Jrbumfeglung, mit ber
t)od)ften 33(ut^e ber ^unft, mit bem {Sr=
ringcn geiftiger, religiofer |^rci()eit, unb
ber plotilic^en (Srloeiterung ber @rb unb
^immclgtnnbe jufammentrafen ? Sine
foId)e (Specie Dcrbanft einen fe'^r gerin=
Small Pica German No. 2. Leaded.
SSo I)at bie ©ef^id^te bcr 3>oIfcr cine
Cf|3od)c aufjiumcifen, bcr glcic^, in mclc^cr
bic folgcnrcid)ftcn (f rcigniffe : bie (Snt^
bccfung unb Golonifation Don 5lmerifa,
bic Sdiifffa^rt nai} Dftinbien um bag
inugcbirgc bcr guten .v^offnung, unb
9}fagcQan'8 erfte ©rbumfeglung, mit ber
^od)ftcn '!B(iitf)e bcr -^unft, mit bcm (^r-
ringcn geiftiger, religiofer g'rcil)eit, unb
ber ))16Mi(^en (Srmcitcrung ber &xb unb
f)immelgfunbe ^ufammentrafcn ? @tne
Pica German No. I. Leaded.
SOBo Ijat bie Cs5efd)ic()te ber mihx
eine (f pod)e anf^umeifen, ber gleid),
in n3e(d)er bie folgenreic^ften @r^
etgniffe: bie Sntbecfung xmb erfte
golonifation »on Slmerila, unb bie
(2d)ifffat)rt nad) Dftinbien xim ba^
23ergebirge ber gnten .^poffnung,
unb 3}?agellan'^ erfte grbnmfeg==
lung, mit ber l)6d)ften 23(nt()e bcr
(C7)
Cinciiiiiati Tijpe Fnumlry, 201 Vine Street.
NONP. Ger. Title Cond. No. 1. •2r)A,(!0a. .$2.80
@e(enfd^aft jur SBeforbenino nii^Itr^er SB iffenfrf) often
Brev. Ger. Title Cond. No. 1. l.')A, 40 a. $3.30
Ocrmanta Scftcng^SBfrfii^cruugci ©cfcCf^aft
Lg. Pr. Ger. Title Con. No. 1. 12 A, 40 a. |3..j0
2)ie ©rbffnung ber ^^ncben^confcrcnj
Pica Geu. Title Cond. No. 1. 9 A, :iOa. $4.00
:Oanbtt)irtI)f^ttftlic^cg SSof^cnblatt.
Gt. Pr. Ger. Title Cond. No. 1. 7 A, 20 a. ifi-.OO
@efrf)irf)te kr 9{cDDlutiDii
NoNP. Ger. Title Cond. No. 2. l.")A, ^Oa. $2.15
@ctneiueigentt)um iBider, unb ttai nndjtommenbe @c<
Minion Ger. Title Con. No. 2. 1.') A, .">0 a. 12.45
^er 3Mfo«n'iifn^tt«9 iift Uiiiftoube, bcr Watur
Brev. Ger. Title Cond. No. 2. 15 A, ,50 a. $2.60
^nv(Si Suftcrc Umitfinbe, mctitcng burc^ bic
Bourg. Ger. Title Con. No. 2. 15 A. .50 a. $2.aj
9Jlcttfd)cn «nb Sittcn bcr Untcrbrac^ unb
Lg. Pr. Ger. Title Con. No. 2. 12 A, 40 a. $2..55
5lube0^cim (Sraubenj ^msftrrf) 5lnt»
Sm. Pica Ger. Title Con. No. 2. 0A.30a. $2.05
^crjbcrg Solotfjuru Ufcrmarf Ulm
■Pica Ger. Title Cond. No. 2. !iA,.SOa. $2..50
^laftrcjctt unb 3«ocnbfc0nften
English Ger. Title Con. No. 2. SA,25a. $2.r,0
Sifenk^n tJon ®t 2oui^ m
Gt. Pr. Ger. Title Cond. No. 2. 7 A, 20 a. $3.15
l^ofomo, an !!9lQl(enbe(t
Dbl. Sm. Pica Ger. Ti. Con. No. 2. 7 A. 20a. $4.00
®(|ittet'§ ^enfmal
Del. Eng. Ger. Title Con. No. 2. 4 A, 10 a. $4.10
Dbl. Par. Ger. Title Con. No. 2. 3 A, 6 a. $4.00
9i^nt Sena
Brevier German Title No. 1. 15 A, 45a. $3.80
aBottcrbud) bcr ®n9Ufct)cu ^praci)C
Bourg. German Title No. 1. 12 A, 40 a. $3.75
9*lcpubnfanifrf)C <Strtrttg ®ont>cntion
Lg. Prim. German Title No. 1. 14 A. 30 a. p,AO
^inetifaniidye ^(ihtitnnten
Pica German Title No. 1. 12 A, 30 a. $3.60
Nonp. German Title No. 2. 30 A, 60 a. $4.40
SUHcS im Unttierfum unfcrcd a«cltftjftcmg ift
Brevier German Title No. 2. 15 A, 45 a. $3.10
3tac§ im Uniticrfum unfcrc^ 2Sca=
Lg. Prim. German Title No. 2. 14 A, 30 a. $3.15
MUc^ im UniDcrfum uttfetc^
Pica German Title No. 2. 12 A, 30 a. $3.40
5(ffe§ im Uninetfum unf etc
Gt. Prim. German Title No. 2. 7 A, 20 a. $3.00
^0td^ cine foment
Dbl. Sm. Pica Ger. Title No. 2. 7 A, 20 a. $4.75
(^ot^e in ^ittrttt
Del. Eng. German Title No. 2. 4 A, 10 a. $4.&5
^em, «crn
Del. Gt. Prim. Ger. Title No. 2. 3 A, 6 a. $4.10
©etntitttiit
Del. Para. German Title No. 2. 3 A, 6 a. $4.80
Four-Line Pica German. 6 A, 10 a. $10.45
Five-Line Pica German No. 1. 4 A, 8 a. $12.75
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Cincinnati Ti/pe Foiimlnj, 201 Vine Street.
Brevier Schwabacher. lo A, 50 a. $2.r)0
Sctn £icbftC5 ift bic ^ciqb unb bas ^ifct^cn
Sittb iiberall ipillfommcn
Long Primer Schwabacher. 12 A, 40 a. .f2.45
Die (Sefdjtdjte let^rt uns (£rfal)rung
Dcr :nenfd} ift fterblid?
Pica Schwabacher. 9A, ;Ma. .|2.35
2no5art unb feine geitgcnoffen
Don Couife 2nul]Ibacl^
English Schwabacher. 9 A, .30 a. -f.^.lo
2lIIcntorDn Kepubifaner
Dbl. Sm. Pica Schwabacher. 5 A, 15 a. |.3.15
Coutfe tniif^lbacf?
5ortfd?rttte
Great Primer German No. 5. 24 lbs. |9.12
S)te @eri(^t§barfeit ber
23u^ne fangt an, m ba§
Del. Small Pica German No. 5. 24 lbs. |9.12
SKettn men fic^ ber
f(^Dneit 9latiir erin=
Dbl. English German No. 5. 24 lb.s. i|!9.12
Unb bD(| tt)ore,
fiir ben ^reimb
Del. Small Pica German. 24 lbs. ^9.12
(Specerei SBaaren
Del. Pica German. Ki A, fiO a. $12.4.5
Dbl. English German, li! A, 70 a. JflG.To
3um SSerfauf
Pica Black Cond. No. 3. 10 A, 20 a. |1.40
Dbl. S.m. Pica Black Con. No. 3. f> A, 15 a. $2.00
f 0lgted)ttifrl;c f d;ulctt
Great Primer Missal. OA, lOa. |1.50
Del. Pica Missal. 4 A, 10 a. $2.25
Del. English Missal. 4 A, 12 a. $2.80
fflnrgrn grifung
Del. Paragon Missal. 4 A, 8 a. $4..50
Canon Missal. 4 A, 4 a. $5.00
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Brevier Bold-Face Black. ISA, 50 a. $2.75
gUuftvtrte |tta0a|tncn fitr ^Itttnnt
Lg. Prim. Bold-Face Black. 12A, ;«a. $2.95
Pica Bold-Face Black. 10 A, 24 a. $2.50
English Bold-Face Black. 8 A, 20 a. $;i.40
Gt. Primer Bold-Face Black. 8 A, 18 a. $4.05
Del. Sm. Pica Bold-Face Bl'k. 7 A, 14 a. $-5.15
Dbl. Eng. Bold-Face Black, fi A, 12 a. $0.20
Del. Par. Bold-Face Bl'k. 4 A, 8 a. $().30
Cincinnati Type Foundry, 201 Vine Street
NEWSPAPER HEAD-LINES.
Two-Line Great Primer Condensed No. l.
DAILY EXCHANGE
Two-Line Paragon Condensed No. 4.
AUBUEI REFORMER
Four-Line Pica Condensed Xo. 4.
TKUE DEMOCEAT
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Two-Line Paragon Condensed No. 1.
Four-Line Pica Condensed Light-Face No. 1.
HOME RECORD
Four-Line Pica Condensed Light-Face No. 2.
DILTON NE¥S
Six-Line Pica Condensed Light-Face No. 4.
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The average price of Electrotyped Heads in any Specimen Book is $2.50.
Special Engraved Heads made to order at prices according to style and size, from f 15.00 to $100.00.
(70) Cincinnati Type Foundry, 201 Vine Street.
NEWSPAPER HEAD-LINES.
FouH-LiNE Pica No. 3.
FULTON POST
Foi'R-LiNE Pica Light-Face No. 2.
ERIE TIMES
Five-Line Pica No. 1.
SENTINEL
Six-Line Pica Light-Face No. 2.
TRIBUNE
Si.x-LiNE Pica No. 1.
ARGrUH
Six-Line Pica Italic.
HOME
The averajre price of Electrotypcd Heads from any type in any Specimen Book is |2..')0.
Special Engraved Heads made to order at price.s according to style and size, from $15.00 to $100.00.
(71) Cincinnaii Ti/pe Foundry, SOI Vine Street,
NEWSPAPER HEAD-LINES.
Four-Line Pica Old Style.
THE MONITOR
Fouu-LiNE Pica Old Style wijh Five-Line Initials.
Huron News
Five-Line Pica -Old Style.
REPORTER
Home Journal
Five-Line Pica Old Style with Six-Line Initials.
Morning
Six-Line Pica Old Style.
EDITION
Peoria ItemI
The average price of Electrotyped Heads in any Specimen Book i.s $2.50.
Special Engraved Heads made to order at prices according to style and size, from $15.00 to iflOO.OO. Si
(72) Cincinnati Tjpe F.xuirlr!/, 301 Vine Street^
NEWSPAPER HEAD-LINES.
SIX-LINE PICA SLOPING BLACK.
Also Eight-Line Pica Sloping Black.
FIVE-LINE PICA BLACK ORNA.
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SIX-LINE PICA BLACK CONDENSED No. 3.
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SEVEN-LINE PICA MODERN TEXT DOUBLE SHADED.
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Also Eight and Ten-Line Pica Modebn Text Double Shaded.
SEVEN-LINE PICA MODERN TEXT ORNA. No. 1.
Also Eight and Ten-Line Pica Modern Text Orna. No. 1.
EIGHT-LINE PICA MODERN TEXT.
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Also Ten-Line Pica Modern Text.
(73) Cincinnati Type Foundry, 201 Vinj^Street.
COMBINATION BORDERS.
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COMBINATION BORDERS.
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Cincinnati Type Fmindry, SOI Vine Street.
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(70) ClncinuaU Type Foumlry, 201 Vine Street.
Fonts of 10 feet each, $2.25.
Half Minionette Border No. 1.
Half Minionette Border No. 3.
Half Minionette Border No. .
Half Minionette Border No. 7.
Half Minionpitte Border No. 2.
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Half Minion?:tte Border No. 4.
Half Minionette Border No. 6.
Half Minionette Border No. 8.
Fonts of 10 feet each, $2.90.
Minionette Boedeb No. 16.
Minionette Border No. 31.
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Minionette Border No. 2.5.
Minionette Border No. 13.
Minionette Border No. 22.
Minionette Border Xo. 32.
Minionette Border No. 3.3.
Minionette Border No. 12.
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Minionette Border No. IS.
Minionette Border No. 1.5.
Minionette Border No. 30.
Minionette Border No. 17.
Minionette Border No. 14.
Minionette Border No. 23.
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Minionette Hordku No. :')1.
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Minionette Border No. 20.
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Fonts of 10 feet each, |3.50.
Two-Line Minionette Border No. 16
Two-Line Minionette Border No. .5.
Two-Line Minionette Border No. 8.
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Two-Line Minionette Border No. 18.
Two-Line Minionette Border No. 15.
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Fonts of 10 feet each, p,.')i).
Two-Line Minionktte Border No. 25.
Two-Line Minionette Border No. 27.
Two Line Minionette Border No. 30.
Two-Line Minionette Border No. 32.
Two-Line Minionette Border No. 29.
Two-Line Minionette Border No. 20.
Two-Link Minionette BoitDKu No. 28.
Two-Line Minionette Border No. 31.
Two-Line Minionette Border No. 3o.
ThE-EE-XjIITE ^x^insriOlTETTE DBOE-IDES^S.
Fonts of 10 feet each, $4.85.
Three-Line Minionette Border No. 1. Three-Line Minionette Border No. 2.
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Three-Line Minionette Border No. 3.
Tiii:ki:-Link Minionette Bordei: No. 4.
IFoXJIS'-IjIITE IL^IliTIOlsrETTE IBOE-I3EE,S.
Fonts of 10 feet each, $6.65.
FoLR-i.iNE Minionette Border No. 2.
FoTR-LiNE Minionette Border No. 3.
Four-Line Minionette Border No. 4.
ForR-LiNE Minionette Border No. 5.
Cincinnati Tijpe Foundri/, 201 Vine St.
Cincinnati Type Foundry, 201 Vine St.
Original Borders.
Fonts of 10 feet each.
Half Nonp. Bor. No. 1. *2.25. Half Nonp. Bok. No. 9. |2.25.
Half Nonp. Bor. No. 2. $2.2.").
Half Nonp. Bor. No. 7. |2.25.
Half Nonp. Bor. No. 8. $2.25.
Half Nonp. Bor. No. 18. $2.25.
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Half Nonp. Bor. No. 10. $2.2.}.
Half Nonp. Bor. No. 23. $2.i).
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Half Nonp. Bor. No. 33. $2.25.
Half Nonp. Bor. No. 19. $2.i").
Half Nonp. Bor. No. 31. $2.2.5.
Half Nonp. Bor. No. 20. $2.2.5.
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Half Nonp. Bor. No. 20. $2.2.5.
Half Nonp. Bor. No. 11. $2.2-').
Half Nonp. Bor. No. 12. $2.2
Half Nonp. Bor. No. 17. . $2.25.
Half Nonp. Bor. No. 22. $2.2.5.
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Half Nonp. Bor. No. 30. $2.25.
Half Nonp. Bor. No. 34. $2.25.
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Half Nonp. Bor. No. 28. $2.25.
Half Nonp. Bor. No. 21. .12.2.).
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Half Nonp. Bok. No. 21. $2.2.5.
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NoNP. BOK. No. 223. 12.60.
NoNP. Bob. No. 206. $2.()0.
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NoNP. Bob. No. 201. $2.60.
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Fonts of 10 feet each.
NONP. Bob. No. 222. $2.60.
NoNP. Bob. No. 210. $2.60.
NoNP. Bob. No. 219. !|12.60.
NoNP. Bob. No. 208. )t:2.()0.
NoNP. Bob. No. 212. !f2.60.
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NoNP. Bob. No. 22«. $2.60.
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NoNP. Bob. No. 208. $2.60.
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NONP. Bob. No. 230. $2.60.
NoNP. Bob. No. 217. $2.60.
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NoNP. Bob. No. 227. $2.60.
NoNP. Bob. No. 22.i. $2.60.
NoNP. Bob. No. 229. $2.60.
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NoNP. Bob. No. 213. $2.60.
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NONP. AND ONE-HALF BOR. No. 1. $3.00.
Original Borders.
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Pica Bor. No. 20.5. $3.00.
Pica Bor. No. 202. |:!.(K).
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Pica Bor. No. 212. |3.00.
Pica Bor. No. 20'.). $:!.00.
NoNP. and one-half Bor. No. 3. $3.00.
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145. 40c.
173. 40c.
148. 40c.
146. 40c.
[jilE
^TEl
165. 30c.
^ tT^^
163. 40c
(8.30)
Cincinnati Type Foundry, 201 Vine St.
G^METAL CORNERS^^
109 20c. 103. 30c. 55. 25c. 7. 30c. 115. 30c. 102. 25c. 9. 25c. 158. 25,e. 157 20c
mmm ^^ [^a^
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171. 20c. 139. 40c. 141. 30c.
Ijltfl
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152. 30c.
JIj
129. 30c.
«M
114. 40c.
138. 50c
^
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118. 30c.
rTl
121. 30c.
110. 2oc. 101. 25c.
m\ ^^ ^M m
188. 40c.
174. 40c.
m m
102. 2")C. 130. 25c. 58. 25c. 59. 25c. 57. 25c. 52. 25c. 60. 25c.
^^ ir^ r^ r^ r^ ^4* ^i*
02. 40c.
63. 30c.
61. 40c.
54. 40c.
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^y^ ^^
181. 20c. 182. 30c.
183. 40c.
178. 40c.
L.3
5JJ
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179. 30c. 180. 20c. 1. 25c.
184. 50c.
ISA. .50c.
185. .50c. 185. 50c.
147. 40c.
^
150. 50c.
155. 50c.
^
156. 50c.
(8.3d)
Cincinnati Type Foundry, iOl Vine St.
(2fcTYMRAFHI0 PLOURISHEg
Patented.
1 4
10
(Series A..
12
19 55
27 47
23
Price, $3J
56 20
^-SD O.
33 17 18 28
34 38
15 25
26 16
39 3o
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t_lg==MANUFACTUKER OF^J
FOREST AVENUE. ROCHESTER
R. MELDRUM, Pres't.
«-^=Eslablished 1820.
W. H. GR^HAHJ, Sec'y.
I^OB.MELDROMjfi'fl.
GENERAL MACHINE -WORKS
QFfWn, 21] MmM $T.
(84)
Chiciiniati Ti/pc Foundry, 201 Vine St.
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Cincinnati Type Foundry, SlOl Vine St.
.SV^ <)<9i.>. ^^j? ^.-G^.^_, CAST BY .~^^^=^--Jj^, c ^^^^
Founts 3^:^; pounds.
15
PATENTED.
3 7
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Price, ii!3./)o
-^"-^.^
36 25 24 57
46
23 45 44
37 46 42
(?) '^
52
55
56 58
67 51
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printing i^liuhiuf ^ot1i5i»
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(80)
Cincinnati Type Foundry, 301 Vine St.
Whole font, |8.00.
,^0^ S*^®^^ti
Half font, $5.00.
PRINTING MACHINERY
(87)
Cincinnati Type Foinidrij, Wl Vine St..
BI^^SS I^TJrjES.
Series O.
Pica, No. o.
Long
Prim
er, N
0. 0.
Br€
vier,
No.
o.
Mi
No.
N
on
Dareil
No
0.
Pearl, No. o.
3
to
Pica
No.
o.
4
to
Pica
No.
o.
5
to
Pica
No.
0.
6
to
Pica
No.
0.
8
to
Pica
No.
o.
10
to
Pica
No.
0.
Series 3.
Pica, No. 3.
Long Primer, No. 3.
Brevier,
No. 3.
Minion,
No. 3.
Nonparei
, No. 3.
Pearl,
No. 3.
3 to Pica, No. 3.
4 to Pica, No 3.
Series 1,©.
Series 1.
Pica, No.
Long
Primer, No. I.
Brevier,
No. 1.
Mir
ion,
No. 1.
Nonpareil,
No. 1.
Pearl, N
0. 1.
3 to
Pica,
No. 1.
4 to
Pica
No. 1.
5 to
Pica,
No. t.
6 to
Pica,
No. 1.
8 to
Pica,
No. 1.
10 to
Pica
No. 1.
Series •€:.
Pica, No. 4.
Long Primer, No. 4.
Brevier, No. 4.
Minion, No. 4.
Nonpareil, No. 4.
Pearl, No. 4.
3 to Pica, No. 4.
4 to Pica, No. 4.
^^iscellstneo'o.s.
Pica, No. 17.
Series 2.
Pica, No. 2.
Long Primer, No. 2.
Brevier, No. 2.
Mir. ion. No. 2.
Nonpareil, No. 2.
^
Pearl, No. 2.
3 to Pica, No. 2.
4 to Pica, No. 2.
5 to Pica, No. 2.
6 to Pica, No. 2.
8 to Pica, No. 2.-
10 to Pica, No. 2.
Series 5.
Long Primer, No. 5.
Brevier, No. 5.
Minion, No. 5.
Nonpareil, No. 5.
Pearl, No. 5.
3 to Pica, No. 5.
4 to Pica, No. 5.
2S/£iscella.zieo-a.s.
Pearl, No. lOJ-j
Nonpareil and one-half. No. i6.
Nonpareil, No. i6.
For Prices ace Price Lint.
Nonpareil and one-half. No. i5.
Nonpareil, No. i5.
Nonpareil, No. 142T
(88)
Brevier, No. 143V
Cinciininti Type Foundry, 201 Vine'St.
1
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BiE^j^ss :Ry"cri-.ES.
Series ©.
Long Primer, No. 6.
Brevier, No. 6.
Minion, No. 6.
Nonpareil, No. 6.
Pearl, No. 6.
3 to Pica, No. 6.
4 to Pica, No. 6.
Series 12.
Pica, No. 12.
Long Prinner, No. 12.
Brevier
No. 12.
Minion
No. 12.
Nonpare
1, No. 12.
Pearl,
No. 12.
3 to Pica, No. 12.
4 to Pica, No. 12.
Series T.
Pica, No. 7.
Long Primer, No. 7.
Brevier
No. 7.
Minion,
No. 7.
Nonpare'
1, No. 7.
Pearl,
No. 7.
3 to Pica, No. 7.
4 to Pica, No. 7.
Series 1.3.
Pica, No. 13.
Long Primer, No. 13.
Brevier, No. 13.
Minion, No. 13.
Nonpareil, No. 13.
Pearl, No. 13.
3 to Pica, No. 13.
4 to Pica, No. 13.
Series S.
Long Primer, No. 8.
Minion, No. 8.
Nonpareil, No. 8.
Pearl, No. 8.
3 to Pica, No. 8.
4 to Pica, No. 8.
Series 1-4.
Pica, N.o 14.
Long Primer, No. 14.
Nonpareil and one-half. No. 14.
Brevier, No. 14.
Minion, No. 14.
Nonpareil, No. 14.
Pearl, No, 14.
3 to Pica, No. 18
6 to Pica, No. le
6 to Pica, No.
169
6 to Pica, No.
i58
6 to Pica, No.
159
6 to Pica, No
5.
6 to Pica No.
7-
5 to Pica, No.
86+
■ ■■■1
3!v!riscellsineo-u.s 1^-a.les.
6 to Pica, No. 71.
I 6 to Pica, No. 137.
I 6 to Pica, No. 72+
6 to Pica, No. 73i
6 to Pica, No. 74i
6 to Pica, No. 75t
6 to Pica, No. 77-;
6 to Pica, No. leef
■•
Pearl,
No.
o5f
Minion
No
146+
Pearl,
No.
144-r
Nonpare
il, N
0. io8f
▼
Brevier
No.
I47T
n
V"^
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WW-
All Rules except tho.e thus (f) designated can be made in labor-saving fonts to order. Waved and Scolloped
Rules have been imitated in Borders, for which see another page.
Cindiinali Type Foundry, 201 Vine St.
For Prices see Price List.
(89)
173. 10c.
BRASS DASHES.
Cut to any length.
1. 10c. 80. 10c. ^ 171. 10c.
96. 10c.
79. 10c.
103. 10c.
18. 10c.
130. 10c.
-■ <^> ■-
S. 10c.
10. 10c.
157. 10c.
174. 10c.
■ ■■■««»«■■ I
iSo. loc.
81. 10c.
—• —
164. 10c.
9. 10c.
215. 25c.
105. 10c.
85. 10c.
217. 30c.
93. 10c.
73. 10c.
76. 10c.
11. lOc.
219. 30c.
12. 10c.
•
2. 10c.
216. 25e.
72. 10c
212. a5c.
213. 3.5c.
218. 40c-.
211. 40c.
220. 40c.
210. 50c.
209. 50c.
B. .50c.
221. 75c.
(90)
Cincinnati Type Foundry, 201 Vine St.
BRASS CURVES AND CLAMPS.
Fonts of 170 Pieces. $8.00.
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We here exhibit the complete construction of a form containing straight and bent lines. It
is intended to illustrate the use of our New Improved Patent Brass Curves and Clamps. They
are indicated by hyphen rule, and are made to hold lines of any shape and body firmly. The
Clamps match nonpareil, brevier, long primer, pica, great primer, double small pica, double
english, double great primer, and four-line pica, and are marked to designate body. All inter-
mediate sizes, for instance, bourgeois can be clamped with long primer clamps in connection with
a thin lead in order to make up for smaller body. They can be used in connection with 6-to-pica
leads, enabling the printer to produce every possible variation of straight or curved lines. Lines
clamped in this way, occupy scarcely any additional space, can never be thrown off their feet,
and save a great amount of justification. All the reglets and quads required to lock up those ten
lines in our little job are shown in print in order to prove these facts.
BI^^^SS LEAI>EI^S.
Price per pound
Price per pound.
Brevier .?1 60
Long Primer 1 50
Pica 1 50
A very important item in blank work, having the face of tine dotted rule on bodies from six-
to-pica upward. They are made to line with any face, and are cut in labor-saving lengths from
one to eighteen ems pica.
(91) Cincinnati Type Foundry, 201 Vine St.
Sra,ss :Sra.ces.
Price of Complete Set,
$5.60.
1
-'
33 ~ ^-
.^^
34 ■
'^
35 ^~^^~
36 —
■
11
37 —
—
13 ^
---'' 38 ^
-
15 ^-
Prices.— Nos. 1-10, 12 cts. each ; Nos. 11-17, 15 cts. each ; Nos. 18-22, 18 cts. each ; Nos. 23-27, 25 cts. each:
Nos. 28-32, 30 cts. each ; Nos. a3-38, 12 cts. each.
Bra-ss OttsiIs siii<5. Oircles.
Prices of Ovals, Nos. 1 to 6, $0.90 each ; Nos. 7 to 12, $1.00 each ; Nos. 13 to 15, $1.25 each. ,
" Circles, Nos. 1 to 5, $0.60 each ; Nos. 7 to 11, $0.75 each. Larger Ovals and Circles furnished to order.
(92)
Cincinnati Type Foundry, 201 Vine Street.
I*,A.(^E'S A^ OOI> TY^I*E.
Six Line Roman Ex. Cond. I igli!: Vtxcc. 3 A and fi;s. |.').().")
Clas.s C. 3 A, 3 a, and figs., $«.:«)
iTENNIO NUT
lenmai Serb
Eight I.inc Roman Ex. Con. I.iglit l-'acc. ;! A and tigs. $7.<I7
Class C. 3 A, 3 a, and figs., Ill.Ci
Ten Eini' Roman E.\. Cond. Liglit Faci". 3 A and figs., |9.0!)
Class C. 3 A, 3 a, and figs., |H.!M
Twelve L. Rom. Ex. Con. Light Face. 3 A and figs., ^10.10
Class C. 3 A, 3 a, and figs., ilfi.CO
Class B.
Six Line Roman Liglit Face. 3 A and figs., .1«>.06
3 A. 3 a, and figs., lO.iXi
Eight Line Roman Light Face. 3 A, and figs., $8. (
Class K. 3 A, 3 a, and figs.. |13.;
Class B.
Ten Line Roman Light Faee. 3 A and figs., $10.10
3 A. 3 a. and figs., $1C).60
Fourteen Line Roman Light Face. 3 A and figs., $12.12
Class B.
3 A, 3 a, and figs., $19.92
(93;
I*.A.G^E'S AVO<)I> T^ I*E.
Vive Line .F.tna. 3 A and figs., f').05 gjx Line ('larondon Light Face. 8 A and figs., Ifi.Oel
:! A, A a, and figs., $8.:a) Class B. :5 A, 3 a, and figs., $9,961
Six Line 3:tna. .'iA and figs.. |(i.0()
Class B. 3 A, 3 a, and figs., i'.).9<>
EiRht Line ^tna. 3 A and figs., $8.0K
Class B. 3 A, 3 a, and figs., |13.28
INM
Ten Line .mna. 3 A and figs., $10.10
Class B. 3 A, 3 a, and figs., $16.60
Twelve Line iEtna. 3 A and figs., $11.11
Class B. 3 A, 3 a, and figs., $18.26
Six Line Aldine. 3 A and figs., $6.0«j
Class B. 3 A, 3 a, and figs., $9.96
Class K.
en
Kiglit Line Aldine. 3 A and figs.. $8.08
3 A, 3 a, and figs., $13.28
Twelve Line Aldine. 3 A and figs., $11.11
Class B. 3 A, 3 a, and figs., $18.26
PJLCj^K'S ^v^ooi> tyi>e.
Six Line Aiiti<iue Dlil. Kx. Coiulensed. :! A and figs., ^>.'>.0.')
Class C. SA, 8 a. unci Jigs., iH.riO
Ten Line Antique Dbl. Kx. Condensed. :! A and figs. $0.09
Class C. -^ A, :! a, and tigs., IfU.iM
Twelve Line Anticiiie I bl. Kx. Coiid. :i A. mid figs., 112.12
Class ( ■. :! A. :! a. and figs., $19.92
FoMiteeii Line Antique Dbl. Kx. C'ond. 3 A, $8.20
Class C. 8A,:!a, *15.4.-.
iSix Line Clarendon Xo. 1. S A and figs., f>.05
Class C. 3 A, S a, and figs., $8.30
SELGER
Ten Line Clarendon Xo. 1. :? A and figs.. |9.09
Class C. 8 A, 8 a, and figs., $14.9-1
Twelve Line Clarendon Xo. 1. :! A and figs., $10.10
( lass C. 8 A, 8 a, and figs., $lG.t>0
Class C
Fifteen Line Clarendon Xo. 1. :'. A, $8.2.5
8 A. 3 a. $15.-10
r.A.GMi:'S >\ 0013 TL^lk I*E,
Six Line Egyptian ("onilcnsert. :i A and figs., ^o.Oo
Class ('. ;! A, .-! a, and fijis., i8.:!(;
rarodi TmOi
Ten Line Parisian. 3 A and tif;s., |<).(»9
Class C. :\ A, 3 a, and fijrs., |14.!)4
Ten Line p:gvptlan Condensed. 3 A and figs., |ii.()9 Ten Line Parisian. 3 A and figs., |<.).09^H
Class C. ■ 3A, 3 a, and figs., !!;1-1.'.14 Class C. 3 A, 3a, and figs., IH.'.H^B
Mm
Twelve Line Egyptian Condensed. 3 A and figs., 110.10
Class C. ■ 3 A, 3 a, and figs., fUi.CH*
Fifteen Line Egyptian Condensed. 3A, $S.2')
Class C. ■ 3A. 3 a, 118.26
Six Line J'arisian. 3 Aland figs., $.'>.05
Class C. 3 A, 3 a, and tigs., $8.30
i
Twelve Line Parisian. 3 A and figs., 110.10
Class C. 3 A, 3 a, and figs., $16.60
BEDFE^
Fifteen Line Parisian. 3 A, $8.i')
Class C. 3 A, 3 a, $10.40
JP^4.GJ^E'H >VOOI> TYl^E.
Ten Line French Antique. 3 A and fl^js., |il.Oi»
( 'lass C". 3 A, 3 a, and figs., |H.<)4
Twelve Line Frencli Anticine. :! A and fl,'s., ^10.10
Class C. :! A, :s a, and fl r.s., il(i.(i()
Class C.
Twenty Line French Antique. :i A, $10..')0
3 A, :! a, f 19.<30
Ten Line French Clarendon. 3 A and fifis., JfO.og
<'la.ss C. 3 A, 3 a, and li^s., $14.94
Class (•
Fifteen Line French ('larendi)n. oA, |S.'>.5
;!A, .-ia, ;|:i.-).40
Class C.
Tvventy'Llne French Clarendon. 3 A, $10..50
3A, 3 a, 119.60
(97)
PAOE-'H A>'001> TA I^K.
Six Lino Cliironrlon Dbl. Ex. Cond. :i A aiui tiRS., |.5.05 I six Mno Clarendon Kxtra Coiid. :! A aii<l figs., ^.i.OSl
Class ('. 3 A, 3 a, and figs., lfs.:!0 | ( hiss < '. ;! \, ;; n, and figs., iH.:?ol
Eight Line
Class C.
Clarendon Dbl. Ex. Cond. 3 A and figs., |7.(>7
3 A, 3 a. and flg.s., ifU.it
Twelve Line Clarcn. Dbl. Ex. Cond. 3 A, and figs., iflO.lO
Class (;. 3 A, 3 a, and figs., .fltLC)*)
Eigliteen Line Clarendon Dl)l. Ex. Cond. 3 A, if;).".")
Class C. 3 A, 3 a. IIS.L'O
Eight Line Clarendon Extra
Class C.
Cond. 3
3 A, 3 a,
\ and figs.. |7
and figs., |11.(
Twelve Line Clarendon Extra Cond. 3 A and figs., ^;i0.10l
Class C. 3 A. 3 a, and figs., |lf..(iOi
iMghteen i.ine (lareiidon Ex.Cond. :! A anil figs.. .I',)."')
Class C. 3 A, 3 a, and figs., |ls.L.'0
I*ACjMi2'S AV001> TVI»E.
Class B
!<ix Line Clarendon f'inidensed. 3 A and Aks., ^O.Oi
:^ A, S a, and tins., |9.!)(i
Horn
Eight Line <'larendon Condensed. .! A and fig;s., $8.08
3 A, :! a, and fig.s., |18.28
Class B.
DIT
Twelve Line Clarendon Condensed. :i A and fips., 111.11
Class B. :! A, 3 a, and figs., il8.j(i
Six Line Antique Kxtra Condensed. 3 A and figs., ITi.OO
<'l»iss C. 8 A, 3 a, and figs., $8.35
BENCH
Remters
( 'lass C
Fifteen Line Antique Extra Condensed. 3 A, |8.25
3 A, 3 a, 115.40
Eighteen Line Clarendon Condensed. 3 A, ifll.i')
f'lttss B. 3A, 3 a, I'il.lX)
Twenty Line Antiijue Extra Condensed. 3 A, |10.50
Class C. ■ 3A, 3 a, $19.60
('.«•)
I»^^GMi:'S AVOOI> T^ I»E.
Class (■
Ten Line Efryitian. 3 A and tigs.. !f<).m Ten Line ClnreiKlon Italian. :! A and tiKs.. !f<.).{
:'> A, ;i a, and tijis., |1-I.'.I4 Class ('. :; A, :i a, and titrs., $14.'
FndMN
Class r.
Fifteen Line Kgvptian. ?.A, $8.2.")
;iA, :!a, 115.40
Class C.
Twenty Line Kj;vi>tiiin. ;; A. ijilo.rw)
■'.A. oa. ifV.KM
Fifteen Line Clarendon Italian. ;i A. |8.25
Class C. :! A, ;!a, *I.'>.4^
Twentv Line Clarendon Italian, .f A. lflO.50
Class C. :! A, :!a,.|l!).TO
(100)
I*.A.G^E'S AVOOD TYr»E.
Six Line Norwich Aldine. 3 A and figs., $ti.or. Six IJik' Colurabiiiii. 3 A mikI fiifs.. SC.Of)
Class H. 3 A, 3 a, and figs., |»t.!t(> Class B. ;5 .\, 3 a and figs I'* 'w;
BroatBID
Ton Line Xoiwicli Aldine. 3 A and figs., |10.10
Class B. 3 A, 3 a, and figs., ^fld.dfl
Class B.
Twelve Line Norwich Aldine. ■', \ and fiL's., |1L(X)
3 A, 3 a, and figs., Jfis.-Jfi
M
Class B.
Fifteen lane Norwich Aldine. 3 A, $',i.7.'>
3 A, 3 a, *1X.'J(»
Ten Line Columbian. 3 A and figs., $10.10
<'Iass B. 3 A, 3 a, and figs., ^16.(iO
Twelve Line Columbian. 3 A and figs., 111.11
Class B. 3 A, 3 a. and figs., !j;i8.26
Fifteen Line Columbian. 3 A. 19.7.")
Class B. 3 A, 3 a, $18.20
(101)
I^A^G^E'S AV0013 T^^I^E.
1
Class C.
Six IJue French Clureixlon. 3 A (ind fiss., $').0<;
.•5 A, 3 a, and figs., ifl.MH;
Sofiskiill2Comence
Eight Line Gothic Treble Extra Cond. 3 A and figs.. $7.07
Class C. 3 A, 3 a, and figs., $11.02
Ten Line Gothic Treble J;xtra Cond. 3 A and figs., ^it.Oii
Class C. 3 A, 3 a, and figs.. $14.<M
Six Line Gothic Extra Condensed. 3 A and figs., $.").a5
"' '■ 3 A, 3 a, and figs., $8.30
Ten Line Gothic Extra Condensed. 3 A and figs.. $9.09
Class C. 3 A, 3 a. and figs., $14.94
Twelve Line Gothic Ex. Condensed. 3 A and figs., $10.10
Class C. 3 A, 3 a, and figs., $16.60
P» AGUE'S ^^OOI> TYJPE.
Class A.
Throe I.iiH' Anf.(iue Kxtended. SA and fifrs., |o.<5
3 A, :!a, and fifis., IfS.M
Class A
Four Line Antique Extended. 3 A and figs., |S.05
;'. A, 3 a, and figs., $8.30
Class A.
Five Line Antique Extended. 3 A and figs., |!6.0(i
3 A, 3 a, and figs., J9.%
Class ]{
Six Line Antique Condensed. 3 A and figs., ffi.OC)
3A, 3 a, and tigs., |".i.%
ECut
Class B
Eight Line Anti(iue Condensed. 3 .V and figs., ?8.0«
3 A, 3 a, and figs., $13.28
Six Line Composite Condensed. 2 A, 3 a, and figs., $9.24
Class D. 3 A, 4 a, and figs., $10.56
Class D.
Six Line Prussian. 2 A, 3 a, and figs., $9.24
3 A, 4 a, and figs., $10.56
Mcde
Class B.
Six Line Bavarian. 2 A, 3 a, and figs., $9.24
3A,.4a, and figs., $10.56
Hooce
Class E.
Six Line German. 2 A, 3 a, and figs., $12.32
3 A, 4 a, and figs., $14.08
Class B,
Ten Line Antique Condensed. 3 A and figs., $10.10
3 A, 3 a, and figs., $10.60
mh
Six Line German Full Face. 2 A, 3 a, and figs., $12.32
3 A, 4 a, and figs., $14.08
Class E.
MiiC
Eight Line German Condensed. 2 A, 3 a, and figs., $12.32
Class D. . 3 A, 3 a, and figs., $14.08
(103)
I» AGUE'S "WOOT> RULE.
Wood Kule, 15 cents per foot on end Avood ; 12 cents per yard on side wood.
No. 3.'). No. :vt.
No. 38.
No. 44.
No. 'tO.
NO. •")(;.
No. (12.
No.
No. 37.
No. 43.
No. .V).
No. r,i.
No. (!:!.
Star Rule, 20 cents per foot in labor-saving lengths on end wood ; Corners, 2.') cents per set of four.
No. 9.
rrr
No. 2.
No. .").
• • •
No. Ill,
No. C.
¥ ^
No.
No. S.
• • • • • raoTif**
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229 12c. 230 12c.
601 20c.
700 20c.
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Vincinnati Typv Fonndri/, 301 Vive St.
In fonts of 108 pieces. Price, $3.00.
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BILL-HEAD LOGOTYPES.
87 40a.
06 2.5c. 65 20c. 64 12c.
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85 40c.
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BILL-HEAD LOGOTYPES.
55 35c
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131 35c-.
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133 40c.
132 40c.
78 50r'.
52 40c.
11!> 75c.
(107)
Cincinnati Type Fonndri/, 201 I'inc St.
C.^]RI3 SOI^OLLS.
977 40c.
CAK^D SCI?:OLLS.
981. 60c.
1450. GOc.
1460. 60c.
Cincinnati Type Foiuidri/, £01 \'ine St.
CHECIi BL^^lVXiS,
13 30c.
19 30('.
29 40c.
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(111)
Cincinnati Type Foiuulrij, :;oi \ine,st.
140S lof. 1490 l.')C.
1.300 2.')C. 1">01 v:
1502 18c
(112)
Cincinnati Ti/pe FoiUKb-i/, 201 Vine St.
1.W8 7.'>C'.
I.v4!) lOc.
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11 .50c.
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18 .50c.
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Cincinnnti Type VoiimXi-y, 201 Vine St.
DEPARTMENT HEADINGS.
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26 oOc.
50c.
32 ,tOc.
28 50c.
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TI^^SLi:>E CUTS.
1239 .")0c. 1244 .50c.
1246 50c.
1242 50c.
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Cineinna
ti Tifpe Foundvii, MOl Vine SI. I
1249 oOc. 12")!) r-iOc.
12.W 50(!.
12.").S .-lOc.
1254 .")()(•
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12G0 TiOc.
12(il oOc.
12ti3 500.
12f.4 r)Oc.
12GG 50c.
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1268 dOc.
(116)
f'iitriint'iti Ti/iJC Foil ml ri/. 201 \'i>ir St.
Seals of all Staffs styles and prices, as above. (HT)
Cincinnati Ti/pe Foundnj, 201 Vine St.
(lis)
ChiciidKiti Ti/iir Fiiinidrn. Ml Vhir St.
570 (iOf.
5C1 GOc.
•Mi) 50c.
115;! *].00.
115C $1.00.
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(119) Chiciiuiati Tjipi' Foinnlri/, Ml 17«r ,s7.
12C ^-
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1360 fiOe.
2.-)7 me.
I-arjiX' I'^iiick' Cuts furiiishccl to order.
a 21 1;
Ciiiciiniutl Ti/])! FiiiDidri/. .201 Mix St.
Cincinnati Ti/ih' Fotimlry, iOt Vine St.
1346 40c.
;>95 40c.
lajO 40c.
093 40e.
020 40e.
1071 50c.
1348 50c.
1201 7.'c.
(122)
Cincimiati Tijije Fuandnj, 201 Vine St.
OlS 30c.
con ao(>.
608 30e.
610 30c.
(123)
Cincinnati Type Foundry, SOI Vine St.
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1122 .fl.iXI.
4<)f) oOe.
11 24 *1.(W.
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Cincinnati Tijix: Foinidrij, 201 Vine St.
1465 n.OO.
500 3oc.
515 11.50.
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Large cuts of M'
inriiished to order. (125)
Cincinnati Type Foundry, 201 Vine St.
m^ n.oo.
12s;) 2()c.
128-') $1.00.
1019 -JOc. 708 2.">c.
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(127)
Ciaciiinatl Type Foundry, SOI Vine SI.
449 30c.
1142 $1.01
127.S 30c.
(128)
Cinciiumti Ti/pe Foinidri/. 201 Vine St.
450 n.o'\
451 3.->f.
T207 7.V'.
1143 fil.OO.
1141 11.00.
4.")S $1.00.
(129)
Cincinnati Type Foundry, Wl 1 'ine St
^'m 30i'.
l-">3] .fl.OO.
1540 250.
1.541 $1.75.
1542 GOc.
C94 12e.
295 12c.
1543 18c.
(130)
Cincinnati Ti/pe Foundry, Wl Vine St.
471 4Cc.
734 ISc. 738 18c.
(131)
Cincinnati Type Foundry, SOI Vine St.
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1220 40e.
G15 50c.
1523 lOe. 1524 fie. 1525 lOe. 152r) (ip. 1527 10c
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10:54 50e.
1528 ()C.
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1601 fjfft> 75c.
lom 50c.
128;) -5c-.
12S2 75c.
1307 $1.00.
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Cincinnati Type Foundry, ^01 ]'ine St.
1301 $1.00.
13W 50c.
(ili; 7.'.e.
1305 $1.2-5,
1302 50c
IKVJ 30o
920 25c.
1210 75c.
(135)
Cincinnati Type Foundry, SOl ''*'«« St,
702 18c. 763 18c. 7?,9 ISc.
698 7.')C.
l:») 2.')c. 632 ISc. 634 ISc.
774 50c.
1343 40c.
1340 30c.
(136)
Ciiiciiuiati Ti/jjc Fdiiinh'n 201 Vinf St.
Five-pointed Stars.
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1410 50c.
792 12e. 750 18e. 741 18c.
Fonts of four of each size, |1.00
1406 - COc.
781 38c.
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790 30e.
1407 f.Oc.
1520 50c.
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1521 60e
1522 GOc.
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Cincinnati Ti/pc Foiaidri/, 201 Vine ,si.
lo()8 G5c.
8->3 C5c.
939 30o.
1371 Jfl.'i.').
13GC inc.
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Cincinnati Type Foandnj, 201 \'nie St.
849 30c.
1369 75c.
848 3C)e.
371 50c.
370 50c.
380 $1.25.
373 75c.
(139)
Cincinnati Tijpe FoHuilnj, SOI Vive St.
089 lOc.
364 11.00.
390 40c.
391 75c.
1380 .$1.00.
lOCl $1.00.
1057 75c
1059 30c.
(140)
Cincinnati. Type Foundry, 201 Vine St.
384 50e.
3C5 50c.
1378 50c.
388 $1.00.
717 18c.
Specimen sheets of larger Horse and .Tack cuts sent on application.
(141) Cinciannti Type Foundry, 201 Vine St.
14S4 75c.
ICis 40e.
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Cinciiiita/i Ti/pe Fuinidri'. 201 Vine SI.
710 l.'^c.
31-1 12c.
322 30c.
1392 50c.
Cincinnati Type Foundri/, 201 Vine St.
332 7oc.
1385 7')C.
337 7.5c.
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Cincinnati Type Foundry, 301 Vine St.
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!51 50c.
401 oOo.
1468 35c.
346 35c.
576 30c.
1469 35c.
1395 60e.
1396 75c.
342 35c.
345 75c.
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1394 75c.
1400 .tl.OO.
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(. tin^cit/uiLc Iifpf: Jifandif/, ^ui I t/^c St.
1397 60c.
405 75c.
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Cincinnatl Type Foundry, HOI Vine St.
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Cincinnati Ti/pe Foundrij, 201 Vine St.
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COMMERCE
European Countries
Government 6
5 A, 8 a. DoiBLK Geicat Primf.h Gothic No. 2.
17 50
MOUNDS
North American
Homes 28
4 A, G a. DocBLK Paragon Gothic No. 2. |8 00
THRONE
Ancient Ruins
German 6
4 A, fi a. roii!-l,i\K I'lCA <ioTMi(' No. 2. 110 50
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Brevier Gothic No. 10. 20 A, 20 A. $.3.00 Long Primer Gothic No. 10. 18 A, 18 A. $3.25
UNITED STATES BANK ' TYPE FOUNDER
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JV10NUMENT $25 JMONPAREIL 16
10 A, 10 A. (treat Primer Gothic No. 10. $4 oo
MODERN DESIGN
eOJVIBIJN/cTIOJM BOI^DEf^S
Pica Gothic No. 10. l,i A, 15 A. $3..50
MERCHANTS
jHOJVIE IJMSU[^A|jeE.
Two-Line Brev. Gothic No. 10. 12 A, 12 A. $3.75
PRODUCER
fOf^EI@;^J fF^UIT
jgORTHERN 3 I ;^MERieAN
8 A, 8 A. DoiBLE Small Pica Gothic No. 10. $4 25.
USEFUL GOTHIC
JHAp^DSOJVIE f[^IJMTIJ^J(i
5 A, 5 A. Double English Gothic No. 10. $4.75.
ORNAMENT
JHOJVIE IJMDUSTf^Y
INITIALS SERIES 38.
8 A. Two-Line Brevier. , $2.75.
INITIALS SERIES 39.
6 A. Two-Line Pica. $4.00.
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(•.HM)) Cinciiniuti Ti/pe I'mnidrii. 201 Vine SI.
CINCINNATI
COUITRY CYLINDER PRESS.
Table Distribution.
Size of Bed, 33x;4S.
For Hand-turning, ..... $1,000.
For Steam Power, ...... 1,060,
Boxing and Drayage included. Less lO per cent, for cash.
This is by far the simplest form of Power Press ever introduced. It can be set up
and run by anybody with capacity to run a Hand Press ; has cut gear, steel bed shoes
and steel tracks ; does its work easily, quietly and rapidly, and does not get out of order.
The impression is adjusted over the cylinder boxes the same as in all first-class presses.
The rollers are all alike and interchangeable, and, for this reason, very econamical,
as, when form rollers become damaged, old, or hard, they can be used as distributors
or fountain rollers for a long time, leaving only the best rollers for the form.
Its speed is 800 per hour by hand, or 1,000 by power. It jirints a 9-column folio, or
a 6-colunin quarto, with plenty of room on the bed to handle the forms. The fly
being fastened by thumb screws, is taken off in an instant, and leaves the bed access-
ible from three sides.
Each press is tried before shij^ment, and sent out with blanket, im[)ression, tapes,
bearers, etc., all properly adjusted.
The presses are broadly warranted satisfactory, and sold at least as low as any
machines of the kind in the country. A reasonable amount of time is given, if desired.
On this class of goods, we emploj- no drummers and pay no commissions, and thus
hope to be able to give our customers presses fully worth the mone}' thej" pay.
CINCINNATI TYPE FOUNDRY,
C. WELLS, Treas.
Ho. 201 Vine Street.
(la)
CHROMATIC CYLINDER PRESS.
I^-^TEIsTTEX).
Size of Bed, 33x37 inches.
This machine is built on purpose to print flour and other bags either in one or
many colors at one impression. The bed is 22x37 inches, and has capacity for the
largest paper sack made.
It has also conveniences for two feeders to work at once, so that small bags may
be fed double. The bed motion is very short, the construction strong, and great
speed may be attained.
It has our patent color distribution, and the inks are fed on from separate boxes
placed in the fountain, the quantity fed being entirely at the disposal of the pressman.
Its whole management is exceedingly simple, and it is a solid, durable machine.
References can be given to some of the largest bag manufacturers in the Union
who have them in use.
Prices on apj)lication.
The same press, with ordinary table and cylinder distribution for either two or
four rollers instead of the patent chromatic distribution, is admirably adapted for fine
work on any long, narrow forms suited to its capacity, high speed being always attain-
able, and it is particularly recommended for coupon tickets, long programmes, etc.
CINCINNATI TYPE FOUNDRY
CHAS. WELLS, Treas.
No. 301 Vine Street.
(2a)
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This Press is adapted to the finest kinds of wood cut, book and color printing. The
register is perfect ; speed equal to Drum Press of any size. Each press is i)rovided
with our new patent guide, which is fastened to the cylinder, and does away witli the
tongues. They rvm quietly, smoothly, without bed-spring, or the need of them, and
occupy far less room than large cylinder presses of the same capacity. The price includes the
counter-shaft, hangers, driving jniUeys, two cone pulleys, two sets stocks, roller moulds, and
shipping. For setting up, we only charge actual traveling expenses.
The above cut shows the delivery with tapes, but we make i)resses with and without them, as
preferred by the purchaser. Other sizes made to order.
(3a) Cincinnati Type Fovndry, SOI Vine St.
COMBINATION NEWSPAPER AND JOB PRESS.
17 X 24 Inside Chase.
Press, 17x24 inside chase, with treadle i$500 00
Pulleys for power, extra S!35 00 Hand Crank, extra !S15 00
Less 10 per cent, for cash.
This Is a massive piece of machinery, but it moves
with wonderful ease. It is an admirable machine
for large job work or small book forms, and is es-
pecially adapted to a seven-column newspaper, one
page at the time. In labor, one man works on the
Jobber less laboriously than he can on the hand
press, although he there has the help of the roller
boy ; thus, it not only doubles the speed, but does so
with about half the labor. A hand-wheel can be
furnished, if desirable, but our opinion is that, when
two boys are employed on the press, they had better
both work on the treadle, the foot-board of which is
made long for that purpose.
In quality of work — evenness of impression and
color— it has no superior.
In economy, in the use of other material, one page
only being printed at the time, considerably less type
is needed, and hand press, inking apparatus, chases,
roller-mould, and hand-roller may be omitted from
cost of outfit. Still, the saving on all these articles
does not make up for the cost of the Jobber, and it is
only when the paper is ruu in connection with a job
office that great economy in first cost is di.scernable.
Then it saves also the u.sually indispensable half-
medium job press, and reduces the cost of the com-
bined news and jobbing outfit by about !fi")0, besides
the first mentioned advantages and its great superior-
ity over the usual job press in point of size.
In constniction, the machine is very similar to our
9x12 and 12x17 disk-distribution Xonpareil Presses in
general use. It continues the series by doubling the
size of the last named. It has a good fountain. The
arrangement for setting the impression is new, very
simple, and effectual, and there is not the slightest
spring to bed or platin under any impression — they
are enormously strong. To facilitate the feeding of
large sheets, a feed-board is placed directly over and
projecting to the front of, and preventing dust from
falling on the distributing disk, and the tables to the
right and left of feeder are ample for all purposes.
All the tables are loose from the press, and can be
removed in an instant to change forms or clean up.
The space occupied by the ground frame is about
three by four feet ; height, to top of bed, nearly four
feet: weight, boxed, H.OOO pounds ; it can be handily
worked in a space eight feet square. For any form,
from a seven-column folio page or two five-column
folio pages of standard size, an eight-page book form,
or job work, from a poster to a visiting card, at a
speed from 4.i0 to .")00 by foot power, or 800 to 900 by
hand-wheel or steam, it will completely fill the bill.
A five-column folio daily, with a list under 1,000
copies, can be worked on it verj' advantageously.
The great points of excellence in this large Jobber
over other attempts are : its greater cheapness and the
small amount of power required to run it.
CINCINNATI TYPE FOUNDRY,
CHAS. WELLS, Treas.
TVo. 301 Vine Street.
t4a)
NONPAREIL PRESS
WITH RECEDING BED.
Nonpareil Presses have a stationary bed in front of feeder. The platen is moved
back and forth by a crank motion, vibrating between the type and the feeder, never
absolutely stopping, but by a motion peculiar to those presses moving slowly and
opening wide when under the feeder's hands, so that he has ample time and conven-
ience to feed in and remove the sheet. They have three rollers over the full form
and disk distribution. The fountain is placed between the bed and the disk. The
rollers transfer the ink from it to the disk as they rise, and the fountain is withdrawn,
so that the rollers miss it as they pass from the disk to the form. The smaller sizes
(9x12 and 12x17) have the bed adjusted to a wedge, the withdrawal of which draws
the bed back from both or either the rollers or platen, enabling the pressman to dis-
tribute without rolling, to roll repeatedly to each impression, or to print a dirty form
clean of ink without removing the rollers — advantages possessed by no other disk-
distribution press. In the presses of this construction, also, the impression, though
adjusted by four screws in front of the platen, may be evenly increased or diminished
by a single screw in the wedge like a hand press.
Sizes antl 3?rices.
Folio— 17X24 inside chase .$500 00
Pulleys for Power 2.5 00
Hand Crank 15 00
Half Folio — 12X17 inside chase, with patent
Receding Bed 325 Op
Pulleys for Power 15 00
Fountain 10 00
Quarter Folio— 9X12 inside chase, with patent
Receding Bed $225 00
Pulleys for Power 10 00
Fountain 10 00
Boxing and drayage included.
One Roller Mould, two sets of Roller Stocks, and
three Chases are sent with each P*ress.
Less 10 per cent, for cash.
CINCINNATI TYPE FOUNDRY,
CHAS. WELLS, Treas.
No. 201 Vine Street.
(5a)
THE EELIABLE JOB PRESS
Is what its name indicates, a very simple, strong machine, runs easily, with
fair speed, does the best of work, and can safely be trusted in the most inex-
perienced hands.
Three rollers pass over the entire form.
The impression adjustment is extremely simple and very effective.
Its simplicity renders a description of the cut unnecessary.
It is sold on a warrantee of complete satisfaction, and at a price far below
that of any press of equal excellence.
Each press is furnished with 4 cast rollers and 2 chases ; or roller-mould
instead of cast rollers, at the option of the purchaser.
Inside of chase 11x15 inches. Price, $225.00.
Cincinnati Type Foundry,
No. 201 Vine Street.
Chas. Wells, Treas.
(6rt)
WASHINGTON HAND PRESS.
PATENT ROLLING BED.
Pat October 25, 1876.
This is the most vahiable improvement in Hand Presses made in thirty years. On
large presses, it saves half the labor. The improvement consists in placing wheel-tracks
beside the ordinary ways, and instead of sliding the bed with great friction, it is easily
rolled in and out on wheels, so arranged that they are free and do not support the bed when
in position. Besides the wheels, the press has also the old-fashioned ways, and in case of
damage or removal of wheels, you simply fall back on the ways, and slide the bed as
usual ; but the whole arrangement is very simple, and not at all likely to become disordered.
The cut above shows the details of the improvement.
SZZIJES -A.2:T3D I'l^ICES.
Without Patent Rolling Bed.
Platen. Bed. Prints. Price.
14X18.18 X22 |1.')0 00
19X2.5. .22 X29. . . .5 oolumn folio 175 00
2.3X31. .26>iX3r). . fi column folio 200 00
2 pair of points, 1 wrench, 1 shecps-foot, 1 pair of
bearers, and 1 extra frisket go with each press.
With Patent Rolling Bed.
Platen. Bed. Prints. Price". ;'
2.3X35. .26>^X.39. . . 7 column folio $22.5 <Xr
2;5X39. .28>iX43. . . .8 col. fol. or 5 col. quarto. . 2,'^^
27X43. .31>^X47ii . .9 column folio 27oT)0
29X43. .32>iX47>^ . .(> column quarto iOQJ^
CIXCINNATI TYPE FOUNDRY,'
CHAS. WELLS, Treas
(7a)
iTo. 201 Tri3a.s Stre«-t.
THE ARMY PRESS.
Resembles the modern common Hand Press in liavinj,' Avays, toed, tynipan, and
frisket. In \Aace of a platin and levers, it lias a cylinder, by tlie rotation of wbioh
the bed is moved and the imjjression given at each motion, back or forth; The tympan
is covered with the best gum cloth. The frisket is covered witii i>ai>er, same as other
Hand Presses. The form is inked by hand. The imi)ression is adjusted by screws under
the bearings of the cylinder. The slieet is worked folded, and turned, taking four im-
pressions to complete each paj^er. The j)ressman can work from 200 to 300 imj)ressions
per hour and do good newspaper work. Tliere is nothing wonderful about this kind
of newspaper work except the cheapness of the outfit for it. Wliere it is desirable to
start on a very economical scale, commencing with a small circulation, this outfit does
admirably.
Each Press is furnished with two chases, six Hemple jiatent (pioins, roller frame
and cast roller, oiler and wrench.
The Army Press should not be confounded with the Adams (.'ottage Press. The
latter has no frisket, the former has; the latter has a loose cylinder, while, in the
Army, the bed and cylinder are firmly geared together, and there are other important
differences.
Estimate for 6-column Paper.
Army Press, 14X20 inches $60 00
1 Single Galley 1 CO
2 Wood Galleys 60
2 six-inch Composing Sticks 1 50
3 pairs Cases 3 CO
6 Job and Triple Cases 4 20
Mallet, Planer, Brush and Bodkins I 60
10 lbs. News Ink 2 00
Column and Head Rules for two pages 5 00
Advertising, Parallel Rules, and Dashes ... 2 60
15 lbs. Leads 1 95
80 lbs. Long Primer 33 60
50 lbs. Brevier 24 00
Head to Paper 2 50
Brevier Title No. 4 3 50
Brevier Title Italic No. 2 3 25
Brevier Antique Extended No. 3 2 25
Long Primer Aldine 2 25
Long Primer Clarendon Extended 2 90
Two-line Brevier No. 5 2 10
Two-line Pica Extra Condensed 1 85
Two-line Gt. Primer Ant. Cond. No. 1 2 60
$165 45
Estimate for 7-eolumn Paper,
Army Press, 16>i X22Ji inches
1 Single Brass Galleys
2 Wood Galleys
2 si.x-inch Composing Sticks
3 pairs Cases
8 Job and Triple Cases
Mallet, Planer, Brush, and Bodkins
10 lbs. News Ink
Column and Head Rules for two pages
Advertising, Paragraph, and Dash Rules. .
2 Steel Composing and 1 Imposing Rule
15 lbs. Leads cut to measure
5 lbs. Slugs '• "
100 lbs. Long Primer
50 lbs. Brevier
Head to Paper
Brevier Title No. 4
Brevier Antique Cond. No. 4
Brevier Antique Extended No. 3
Long Primer Aldine
Long Primer Gothic Cond. No. 5
Ijong Primer Gothic No. 2
Pica Doric
Two-Line Brevier No. 5
Two-line Brevier Cond. No. 1
Two-Line Pica Extra Condensed
Two-Line Gt. Primer Antique Cond. No. 1.
$85 00
, 2 00
60
1 50
3 60
. 5 60
1 60
. 1 60
6 00
, 2 60
75
, 2 40
80
. 42 00
24 00
. 2 50
3 50
, 2 20
, 2 25
2 25
2 90
2 85
2 80
. 2 10
1 35
. 1 85
2 60
$209 20
(8a)
Cincinnati Type Foundry, SOI Vine St.
UNIVERSAL RULE SHAPER.
This is the first prac-
tical instrument for tlie
purpose that has ever
been introduced for the
use of printers ; others
will do to mitre a few
special rules occasion-
ally, but this one is
equal to all emergencies
likely to occur in a
printing office. It does
its work rapidly and ac-
curately, and the cut-
ters are easily sharp-
ened and kept in order.
You can cut the rule
squarely off, or mitre
any of the common an-
gles in use, with the
cutters or bits sent with
the machine, and special bits can be cheaply
made for extraordinary or fancy shapes.
The machines in use by type founders and
those who prepare rules for printers' use
have always been too complicated and
costly, and the saws by whicii they do their
work, too delicate to be kept in order to
work smoothly by any but a skilled man
expert in their use. The heavy shears often
used to cut rule always ruin one, and often
both, of the cut surfaces; and if planes are
used to trim the ends into shape, the rule
being fed up to the bit by hand often springs,
twists, chatters, and boggles the surface it
is so important to make smooth and true.
This machine is constructed on the gen-
eral plan of a machinist's shaper — of course,
simplified and confined to this one use.
The rule is cut off, and the ends properly
mitered at one operation. The tool is screwed
into the slot made to contain it — set to the
proper depth — the strip of rule is clamped
down to the table in proper position — the
little crank is turned — the bit passes firmly
back and forth across the table, and each
time it recedes, touches a little lever, which
raisies the table firmly the hight of one
shaving — the rule is rapidly cut away, leav-
ing both ends mitered with the greatest
smoothness and accuracy. The work-table
rises only to a given point, where it stops
while the bit makes several passages through
the groove, when the table suddenly falls to
the starting point, ready to repeat the oper-
ation. In setting the bit, the table should
Price, ^3.5.00.
be raised to its highest
point, and the bit so
adjusted as in no case
to cut quite through the
rule or gouge into the
taljle. It is best to cut
only through the face
of the rule, leaving the
shoulder to be bent
around the corner, or
broken ofi", and the
broken edge trimmed
off with a fine file.
The table has motion
enough to cut pica rule ;
consequently, when a
thinner rule is on it,
some motion of the ma-
chine is necessary be-
fore it rises so as to be-
gin to cut. To obviate the tediousness of
this, place the bit immediately over the face
of the rule, lift the table by hand till the bit
touches the brass, turn the rachet below
with the finger as far as it can move, and
you will no longer turn the crank ineff"ectu-
ally. Every time a cut is made, the strip
should be taken out, and the little burr
turned up at the corner filed smoothly off.
To use the guage. — For instance, you want
to mitre rule for a card, 10x24 ems, outside
measure : lay a strip of rule on the table,
face from you, so that the end will be cut
off, set the guage against the left-hand end,
clamp the rule down and cut it, take it out,
dress off the burr at foot, put 1(5 ems of type
in front of the guage, clamp in the rule as
before, cut, take out, dress burr at foot, lay
in 24 ems more in front of guage, repeat the
clamping, cutting, and dressing, lay in 16
ems and repeat, 24 ems and repeat again,
break off" the ends and smooth them up,
bend up your corners, and tie your rules
with a string, and set your card in a frame,
or, if you prefer, separate all the sides and
smooth them up, and use as ordinary mi-
tered rule.
It is a very strong machine. The cutters
are simply shaped bits, to be sharpened only
on the flat side, and, consequently, always
retaining their shape as long as they last.
A set 01 ordinary page rule of given size
can be well mitered in two minutes, and
rule for a large number of pages of uniform
size still more rapidly.
CHAS. WELLS, Treas.
CINCINNATI TYPE FOUNDRY,
IVo. 301 Vine (Street.
(9a)
THE UNDERCUT PAPER CUTTER.
12 inch lever $ 40 00
24 " " R-) 00
28 " " llo 00
25 inch improved loO 00
30 " " 175 00
30 inch power 500 00
34 " " 600 00
LEADER PAPER CUTTER.
PLOW PAPER CUTTER.
28 inch
MO 00
GEM PAPER CUTTER.
30 inch, lever $175 00
PRINTER'S PAPER CUTTER.
PARAGON PAPER CUTTER.
30 inch, lever $175 00
HARITyPAPER CUTl er^
223i inch
$80 00 ! 30 inch, rotary $150 00
(10a) •Cincinnati Type Foundry, 201 Vine St.
PREMIUM CARD CUTTER No. 1.
THORP'S MITERING MACHINE.
28 inch rotary, improved $30 00
PREMIUM CARD CUTTER No. 2.
28 inch rotary, plain .
$45 00
ELM CITY CARD CUTTER.
12 inch shear
Cuts an entire card board with two cuts.
.flO 00
EARTH'S PATENT LEAD CUTTER.
With Reversible Knives.
DOUBLE LEYER RULE CUTTER.
Price, $15.00.
Price |24 00
ROUND HOLE PERFORATOR.
The above cut illustrates an improved Perforating
machine for printers and stationers.
The table extends in front and back of the machine
and has adjustable guages for squaring work. The
scraps are caught in caps attached to the machine,
thus avoiding litter on the floor. The punches are
made of the finest steel needle wire, and are hard
and durable, and are made in sections.
Prices.
To perforate 20 inches in length $ 75 00
28 " " " 125 00
Other sizes made to order.
LITTLE GIANT LEAD CUTTER.
Price, $8.00.
(lla)
Cincinnati Type Foundry, SOI Vine St.
MAILING MATERIAL.
LONGLEY'S TIMES MAILEE.
EUKENBEOD'S MAILING PEESS.
Price, ^30,<>C>.
PINEE'S MUSTANG MAILEE
For hand, including 4 galley.^ |22 50
Extras: Gallevs, each, 50 cts ; Bell quads, per
100, fl.OO : Galley reglets, per 100, &5 cts.
Frank Talbott 31S78
|C W Smith 3|77
E PTardin.s 1S|79
DANBURY Mass
S M Pendleton 29|78
I Mary Stivers 19|79
COLD SPRINGS Tex
Galleys extra, 50 cents each.
J F Murphy 23|78
G L Waterman '4|'79
Ford Hohno.^ 29|79
ROCHESTER Mich
Martin Kramer 1^|79
IJane Pomeroy 6|78
PITTSBURGH >a
Directions for Mail ins: List.
1. Bring into alphabetical order the Post
Offices found in the mailing books by taking
twentj'-six slips of paper, about three inches
wide, each headed with a letter of the alpha-
bet. On these sUi)s classify all Post Offices.
2. Prepare Post Office list for compositor
by commencing with the first Post Office in
A ; turning to its list of names on the mailing
book, write them all on a slip of paper, and
after each name write the precise date up to
which each has paid for the paper. As fast
as the lists are thus written (jut, they can be
passed to compositor and set up.
3. Adjust to ten ems pica, which affords
room for name, date, or number on which
subscription terminates, and all the private
marks requisite in book-keeping. Commence
each name flush, omit points, never space the
date, and, if necessary, omit spacing name.
If additional lines are used to complete an
address, indent respectively one and two ems,
if jwssible. The name of the Post Office is
placed at the bottom in Antique letter, as
shown above. By this arrangement the Post
Office address falls systematically from the
dispatch machine on its appropriate bundle
of papers, which is then ready to be wrapped.
corded, and mailed, lea\ing the address ex-
posed on the white margin, unless the Post
Offices are set uj) in order a second time, with
figures or symbols annexed, indicating the
size of wrapper retpiired to be used in each
case, so as to have all the wra])])ers addressed
before going to press. The setting up of the
subscription list being completed, arrange the
whole according to mail routes and post of-
fices in alphabetical order in chases or galleys.
All this done, take three impressions from the
type, if the Longley mailer is used ; the others
print <lirectly on the ty])e itself. The first en-
close in an envelope and deposit in a fire-
proof safe or vault ; fasten the second in the
accountant's book ; the third give to the mail-
ing clerk, who will cut it up in columns, and
paste the head of each succeeding column
over the bottom margin of the one preceding
it, then reel the entire strip into the ])atent
dispatch machine. While working, cut close
to the unindented common face line. As
papers going singly to the Post Office must
be separately wrapj)ed, these wrappers can
all be addressed by the maclune before the
paper goes to press, by keeping the singles
in columns bv themselves.
CINCINNATI TYPE FOUNDRY,
CHAS. WELLS, Treas.
(!•-'")
ISo. 3C>1 A'iiio Street-
THE NILES ENGINE.
Specifications and Prices.
All engines warranted to develop the rated
horse power with a pressure of sixty pounds
of steam.
FOUR HORSE POWER.
Diameter of cylinder, 4 inches ; stroke, o inelies.
Revolutions per minute, 300.
Boiler, 28 inches diameter, 02 inches high ; has
twenty-seven 2}i inch tubes.
Weight, 1,800 pounds. Price, $400.00.
SIX HORSE POWER.
Diameter of cylinder, (i inches ; stroke, 7 inches.
Revolutions per minute, 225.
Boiler, 30 inches diameter, (ifi inches high ; has
thirty-seven 2>^ inch tubes.
Weight, 2.700 pounds. Price, $.").")0.00.
EIGHT HORSE POWER.
Diameter of cylinder, 0 inches ; stroke, 7 inches.
Revolutions per minute, 225.
Boiler, 33 inches diameter, 71 inches high ; has
forty-two 2>^ inch tubes.
Weight, 3,000 pounds. Price, 1^50.00.
TEN HORSE POWER.
Diameter of cylinder, 7 inches ; stroke, 9 inches.
Revolutions per minute, 100.
Boiler, 30 inches diameter, 77 inches high ; has
fifty-five 2^2 inch tubes.
Weight, 5,000 pounds. Price, $8.50.00.
TWELVE HORSE POWER.
Diameter of cylinder, 8 inches ; stroke, 9 inches.
Revolutions per minute, KiO.
Boiler, 42 inches diameter, 80 inches high ; has
sixty-nine 2)i inch tubes.
Weight, 5,800 pounds. Price, $1,000.00.
Is specially adapted
for any purpose requir-
ing an engine of from 4
to 12 horse power.
The engine and boiler
are mounted together
upon a substantial cast
iron base, forming a
complete power outfit,
simple and dural)le and
economical in perform-
ances.
The engine is not at-
tached to the boiler, but
is erected on the same
base with it, thus pre-
venting all injurious ef-
fects of expansion »
and contraction.
Each engine In
provided with a
heater, mto which
exhaust steam
escapes, heating
the feed water,
thereby saving fuel
and preventing the
injection of cold
water into boiler.
The engine is hor-
izontal, with long
steam chest and
short steam pas-
sages, and the cylinder is provided with a hot
air jacket.
The connecting rod is a wrought-iron forging
with gun metal brasses,
adjustable for'wear.
The main shaft is of
steel, and the bearings
are unusually large with
simple devices for tak-
ing up wear.
The engine is com-
pletely equipped with
governor, fly-wheel, oil
cups, stop valves, and
drip pipes.
The boiler is made
entirely of wrought iron
of the very best quality,
and is of ample size to
furnish the engine with
steam when exerting
its maximum power,
having fifteen square
feet of heating surface
per horse power.
The tubes are arrang-
ed for complete circula-
tion, and are entirely
I below the water line,
preventing the possibil-
ity of leakage.
The trimmings are the
best, comprising guage
cocks, glass water guage
steam guage, safety
valve , check valve,
blow-off cock, 'and feed
pump. Purchasers will do well to consider
the superiority of the Niles P^ngine as a power
outfit before looking elsewhere.
CHAS. WELLS, Treas.
CINCINNATI TYPE FOUNDRY,
No. 201 VINE .STREET.
(13a)
PULLEYS, SHAFTING AND HANGERS.
Pulleys, Shafting and
Hangers furnished of
the best material on
shortest notice. Esti-
mates made on receipt
of description of room
to be occupied, and
number and sizes of
presses to be used.
Wrought Iron Turned Shafting.
Diameter
of
shaft.
Price
per
foot.
Diameter
of
shaft.
Price
per
foot.
Diameter
of
shaft.
Price
per
foot.
1 3-16 in.
1 7-16 in.
1 11-16 in.
1 15-16 in.
$0 4,5
55
70
87
2 3-16 in.
2 7-16 in.
2 11-16 in.
2 15-16 in.
$1 06
1 30
1 53
1 86
3 3-16 in.
3 7-16 in.
3 15-16 in.
$2 18
2 56
3 75
Ball and Socket Adjustable Hangers.
Without Oil Fountain.
Size Journal.
15-16
1 3-16
1 7-16
1 11-16
1 15-16
2 3-16
Drop 10 inch .
3 81
" 12 "...
4 62
" 13 "...
5 98
7 05
8 51
10 11
" 16 "...
6 64
8 03
9 27
10 59
" 19 "...
10 11
11 84
" 22 "...
10 97
12 74
" 25 "...
Size Journal
2 7-16
2 11-16
2 15-16
3 3-16
3 7-16
3 15-16
Drop 13 inch
11 38
12 63
13 91
" 16 "
11 87
13 53
14 96
17 85
" 19 "
13 06
14 84
15 78
18 39
19 13
25 08
" 22 "
14 02
15 26
16 62
18 94
19 90
25 79
<< 25 "
15 01
15 88
17 70
19 63
20 87
Ball and Socket Post Hangers.
Without Oil Fountain.
1 7-16 inch post hanger $ 5 60
1 11-16
1 15-16
2 3-16
2 7-16
2 11-16
2 15-16
3 3-16
3 7-16
3 15-16
7 14
8 70
9 16
10 34
11 44
12 83
14 90
I6 46
20 22
Rigid Hangers.
Without Oil Fountain. Babbitt Bearings.
Size Journal.
15-16
1 3-16
1 5-16
1 7-16
1 11-16
1 15-16
Drop 10 inch .
4 56
4 60
4 91
4 98
5 41
" 12 "...
4 71
4 75
5 13
5 21
5 57
7 24
" 14 "...
5 36
5 44
5 77
7 55
" 16 "...
5 86
7 85
" 18 "...
6 18
9 83
" 21 "...
10 44
Size Journal
2 3-16
2 7-16
2 11-16
2 15-16
3 3-16
3 15-16
Drop 12 inch
8 00
" 14 "
8 40
8 84
9 15
11 44
" 16 "
8 72
9 15
9 45
11 74
" 18 "
10 09
10 53
10 75
12 50
" 21 "
10 85
11 58
11 74
13 72
Rigid Post Hangers.
Without Oil Fountain. Babbitt Bearings.
1 11-16 inch post hanger |
115-16 " " " 7 00
2 3-16 " " " 8 40
2 7-16 " " " 10 21
211-16 " " " 10 82
215-16 " " " 11 58
3 3-16 " " "
3 7-16 " " "
Ball and Socket Counter
Hangers.
With shipper arm. Without Oil Fountain.
15-16 inch counter hunger, 10 inch drop $4 16
1 3-16 "
Prices o
12 "
4 97
d and Bal-
f Pulleys, Bored, Turne
anced with Set Screws or Key Seat.
Dia.
Face.
Price.
Dia.
Face.
Price.
Dia.
Face.
Price.
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CINCINNATI TYPE FOUNDRY,
CHAS. WELLS, Tr.
(14fl)
No. 201 Vine Straet.
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Two -thirds Cap Case.
Two -thirds Lower Case.
Each, oO cts.
Per pair, $1.00.
Each, 50 cts.
Two-thirds Job Case.
Each, 60 cts.
Cap Case, Plain.
Lower Case, Plain.
Each, GO «t.s.
Per pair, $1.30.
Each, 60 cts.
Triple Case.
Job Case.
Each, 70 cts.
Each, 70 cts.
Labor-Saving Rule Case. Old Style.
Each, OO cts.
Labor-Saving Rule Case. New Style.
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Each, OO cts.
Quad and Space Case.
Figure Case.
Each, 80 cts.
Labor-Saving Lead Case.
Each, 80 cts.
Blank Case.
Each, 80 cts.
CHAS. WELLS, Treas.
Each, 50 cts.
CINCINIVATI TYPE FOUNDRY,
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(loa)
No. 201 VINE STREET.
Enreka
Labor-SaTiiig Lead and
Sing Rack.
Galley Rack.
Two-third Galley-top Cabinet.
Price, $3.50.
Furniture, Lead and Rule Rack with Cabinet.
rrice, ««0.00.
Price, 20 cases, $23.00.
Perfection Cabinet.
Price, 870.00.
40-Case Cabinet, plain.
Price, $60.00,
Combination Cabinet.
Price, $80.00.
(16a)
Cincinnati Type Foundry, 301 Vine Street.
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